According to a report from the United Kingdom's Daily Telegraph, an aviation expert stated that the co-pilot of Air India Flight AI171 may have made a fatal mistake that led to the plane's crash. The incident resulted in a total of 279 fatalities onboard and on the ground. Senior commercial airline pilot Steve Shabnour indicated that the co-pilot of the Boeing 787 'Dreamliner' flying to London Gatwick Airport might have been instructed to retract the landing gear, but instead, he pulled the wrong lever and raised the flaps.
The crash in India may have been caused by the co-pilot's operational error: pulling the wrong control lever resulted in the flaps being raised.
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