Air India Crash Raises Concerns about Flight Safety Protocols in India

Introduction
In a recent update on the Air India jet crash, the Aircraft Accident Investigation bureau has released a preliminary report revealing that the fuel to the engines was cut off just before the crash. This development has raised concerns and questions about the safety protocols and procedures in place for flights in India.
Current Safety Protocols
The safety protocols for flights in India are set by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). These protocols include regular maintenance checks, strict adherence to weight and balance limits, and thorough inspections before takeoff. However, the recent incident has highlighted the need for stricter monitoring and enforcement of these protocols.
Possible Causes for Fuel Cut-off
The preliminary report also mentions that the fuel supply was cut off due to a malfunction in the fuel system. This could have been caused by a technical glitch, human error, or a combination of both. Further investigations