Air India Checks Its Planes and Says They’re Safe! ✈️😊
Hey there, future pilots and passengers! 🛫 Have you ever wondered how airlines make sure their planes are safe to fly? Well, here’s some good news from Air India! 🌟
Air India has just finished checking a special part in their airplanes called the Fuel Control Switch (that’s FCS for short). This switch helps control the fuel that goes to the engines, kind of like how a faucet controls water. 🚰
They checked lots of planes, including their big Boeing 787 Dreamliners and Boeing 737s. And guess what? They found no problems at all! ✅ That means their planes are ready to fly safely in the sky. ☁️
Why Did They Check the Switches?
Recently, there was a sad accident involving a plane from another airline. 😢 The authorities wanted to make sure all planes are super safe, so they asked airlines to check the FCS locking mechanisms. Air India started the inspections even before they were told to, because safety comes first! 🚀
The inspections were completed by July 21st, just like the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (that’s DGCA—India’s airplane safety team!) asked. 🗓️ They wanted to make sure that everything is working perfectly to keep everyone safe. 🛡️
Keeping the Skies Safe
It’s important for airlines to do regular checks on their planes. This way, pilots, flight attendants, and all the passengers can feel confident and secure when they fly. ✈️❤️
So next time you look up and see a plane flying across the sky, you can smile knowing that there are lots of people working hard to keep air travel safe and fun! 🎉
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Air India completes fuel control switch inspections, reports no faults
cgtn.com
