India reportedly mulls grounding 787s as it investigates the fatal crash
Investing.com -- Indian authorities are examining multiple factors in the Air India Boeing (NYSE:BA) 787-8 crash that killed more than 240 people in Ahmedabad on Thursday, according to a Reuters report on Friday.
The investigation is focusing on several technical aspects of the aircraft, including engine thrust issues, problems with the flaps, and why the landing gear remained open during the incident. Possible bird strike is reportedly not among things being investigated.
Officials are also evaluating whether Air India bears responsibility for the crash, particularly regarding maintenance procedures.
The Indian government is reportedly also considering a temporary grounding of all Boeing 787 aircraft operating in the country while the investigation continues.
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