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Boeing lost in space: Did 'focus on profits over engineering' mar ISS mission overwhelmed by issues

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Boeing lost in space: Did 'focus on profits over engineering' mar ISS mission overwhelmed by issues

Boeing lost in space: Did 'focus on profits over engineering' mar ISS mission overwhelmed by issues

Boeing lost in space: Did 'focus on profits over engineering' mar ISS mission overwhelmed by issues

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‘Air India Plane Crash Not a Pilot Error’: Ex-Boeing 787 Engineer Points to Engine Failure | Watch [Video]

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A former Boeing engineer who worked on the avionics of the Boeing 787 between 2004 and 2007 has weighed in on the tragic crash of Air India Flight AI171. Dismissing the possibility of pilot error, the expert points to a likely failure in the propulsion system — suggesting both engines may have lost power before the crash. He highlights potential maintenance lapses or fuel system issues, urging a deep investigation. #ahmedabadplanecrash #planecrash #ExclusiveInterview #gujarattragedy #breakingnews #airplanecrash #gujaratairplanecrash #airindiacrash #planecrash #airplanemishap #planecrashlive #ahmedabadnews #gujaratplanecrashnews #gujaratnewslive #ahmedabadflightcrash #ahmedabadplaneaccident #ahmedabadrescueoperations ~HT.410~PR.152~PR.282~ED.194~

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