New version of the Air India crash: water leak could be the cause of the accident.
According to inkorr.com: The lawyer representing the families of the victims of the Air India crash has put forward a new theory regarding the possible causes of the tragedy. According to him, a possible factor that led to the crash could have been a water leak, which caused a short circuit and engine shutdown. This version contradicts previous assumptions about pilot error. This was reported by 'Glavcom' referencing Mirror.
Doubts about the accusation of the pilots
American lawyer Mike Andrews, representing over 90 families of the victims in the crash, noted that there is insufficient evidence to accuse the pilots. He believes that the problems with the water supply system, which the Federal Aviation Administration raised a month before the tragedy, could be the cause of the electronic and engine failures. According to him, four informants have provided him with important data about technical problems that could have led to the disaster.
According to new data, it may not be the pilots' fault in the Air India crash, and issues with the water supply system could be a key factor that led to the tragedy. An additional investigation could help establish the exact causes of the plane crash and find those responsible for it.
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