NEW DELHI: The Federation of Indian Pilots (FIP), a pilots’ body, on Sunday called for a thorough inspection of the electrical systems of all Boeing 787 planes operating in India “in the interest of air safety. ” The FIP’s appeal to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) comes a day after an Air India Boeing 787 flight from Amritsar to Birmingham deployed emergency turbine power while preparing to land in the UK city. The incident, too, comes just months after another Air India Boeing 787 operating between India and the UK (Ahmedabad-London) crashed minutes after take-off in one of India’s worst aviation disasters. Also Read - AI 171 crash: AAIB declines pilot body's request to include its member in probe team; cites govt norms “It is pertinent to note that the incid
'For air safety': Pilots' body asks DGCA to check all Boeing 787s; cites RAT deployment in UK

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