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Air India 171 Crash: Pilots' Body Challenges Suicide Theory, Flags Aircraft's Electrical Issues

FIP said it conducted a simulator test proved that a manual fuel cutoff takes 18 seconds to drop turbine, hence the timeline alleged in the 'suicide theory' is impossible.

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Air India 171 Crash: Pilots' Body Challenges Suicide Theory, Flags Aircraft's Electrical Issues
FIP said it conducted a simulator test proved that a manual fuel cutoff takes 18 seconds to drop turbine, hence the timeline alleged in the 'suicide theory' is impossible.
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