A detailed explanation of how a ram air turbine (RAT) provides emergency power to aircraft during engine failure.

The report about the June 12 crash raises fresh questions over the position of the critical engine fuel cutoff switches.

A preliminary report released on Saturday has found that fuel-control switches were cut, but does not explain why.

Investigators are probing the wreckage and cockpit recorders to understand what went wrong just after take-off. The Air India ...

Investigators released a preliminary account of the crash, describing how the plane struggled after its fuel supply was cut.

Families of victims, aviation experts, and former pilots express concern over AI171 crash preliminary report, urging ...

Air India crash report revealed that the engine fuel switches were cutoff mid-air. However, this is not the final report - ...

Air India treated my daughter well for two years. I can’t believe they would be negligent, Patil has been cited by ANI.

While the Air India Boeing 787-8 crash inquiry has found that fuel control cut-off switches were activated almost as soon as ...

The recent Air India crash near Ahmedabad was linked to a power failure, highlighting the crucial role of emergency power systems like ram air turbines (RATs).

In a carefully worded statement released early Saturday, the aircraft manufacturer conveyed its sympathies to the victims’ ...

ANB lost power seconds after takeoff, a small emergency device, the Ram Air Turbine, or RAT—deployed automatically. But despite functioning as intended, it couldn’t prevent disaster. The RAT is a ...