Fuel to the engines was shut off shortly after takeoff, causing Air India Flight 171 to crash, killing 241 of 242 on board and 19 people on the ground.

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The investigation into last month's Air India crash found that fuel control switches were turned off after takeoff, then turned back on before impact, in an apparent case of pilot confusion.

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