Aircraft Engine Control

Air India Inspects Boeing 787 Fuel Switches

Air India grounds Boeing 787 aircraft over possible fuel control switch malfunction

Air India has grounded a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner after a pilot reported a malfunction in the aircraft’s left engine fuel control switch, which failed to remain in the ‘run’ position and twice moved to...

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Air India pilot flags possible defect with fuel control switch on a Boeing 787, airline grounds aircraft

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Indian regulator says grounded Air India plane's fuel switches passed checks

The Financial Express · 3h

Air India completes fuel control switch checks of operational Boeing 787 fleet, finds no issues

Air India on Wednesday said it has completed precautionary re-inspections of the Fuel Control Switch (FCS) across all operational Boeing 787 aircraft in its fleet, with no issues identified.

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Months after Ahmedabad crash, another Boeing 787 Dreamliner under scanner as Air India Dubai-Delhi flight faces technical snag

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'Left, right switches checked, found satisfactory': DGCA rejects fuel switch malfunction claims on Air India Boeing 787

Mid Day · 5h

No issues found in checks of operational Boeing 787 planes' fuel control switches: Air India

Air India on Wednesday said that the inspections on Boeing 787 aircraft in its operational fleet have revealed no issues with the fuel control switch on any of the aircraft

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Air India orders fleet-wide checks on Boeing 787s after fuel switch glitch on London–Bengaluru flight

Forbes India · 1d

Air India grounds Dreamliner after pilot flags possible defect with fuel switch

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ASAP Fulfillment Targets Demand for Aircraft Engine Control Parts and Other Aviation Part Types with Expanded Inventory

Addressing rising demand, ASAP Semiconductor expands its selection of aircraft engine control parts and other aviation product families on ASAP Fulfillment. At ASAP Fulfillment, we combine industry expertise with advanced data to optimize sourcing for ...

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South Korea’s aircraft engine workforce 10% of US, tech 50 years behind

South Korea’s government, along with selected prototype companies, has launched a project to develop a 16,000 lbf-class engine. However, experts warn that acquiring the necessary technology will pose significant challenges. Currently, only about 400 ...