Summary
The Air India crash that killed 260 people is under investigation. Preliminary findings show no mechanical problems, but the plane's fuel cutoff switches were turned off shortly after takeoff. Experts suggest a pilot might have done this.
Key Facts
- The crash involved an Air India plane and resulted in the death of 260 people.
- Early investigations found no evidence of mechanical problems with the plane.
- Investigators discovered that the plane's fuel cutoff switches were turned off moments after takeoff.
- Experts suggest that it is likely one of the pilots turned off the fuel switches.
- William Brangham and aviation correspondent Miles O’Brien discussed the investigation details.
