Air India Crash BREAKING NEWS | Simulator Test Shows RAT Would Have Deployed BEFORE.. | Barkha Dutt

#airindia #boeing #planecrash Air India AI 171 Crash: Simulator Tests Raise Questions Over Probe Findings as Families Await Answers Amid continuing controversy over the Air India AI 171 crash, pilots have conducted independent simulator tests to understand what happened in the final moments of the flight. The findings, which will be submitted to the government and crash investigation panel, raise fresh questions about the official probe. Mojo Story has exclusively accessed the initial test results. According to the documents, there appears to be a discrepancy of 10–13 seconds regarding the deployment of the aircraft's Ram Air Turbine (RAT). The probe report stated that the RAT deployed four seconds after the second fuel control switch moved to the cutoff position. However, simulator tests suggest the RAT requires 14–18 seconds to deploy and begin supplying hydraulic power. If confirmed, this could mean the RAT deployed before the fuel switches were moved to cutoff—or even while the aircraft was already on the ground. The findings challenge suggestions made in parts of the international media that Captain Sumeet Sabharwal deliberately switched off the fuel controls in a murder-suicide scenario. As investigators continue their work, families of the victims are still waiting for answers and closure.