The investigation into the tragic Air India Flight 171 crash has revealed that fuel to the aircraft was cut off moments before disaster struck, leading to significant scrutiny of Boeing jets and their fuel control switches. In response, India has ordered airlines to inspect these switches, echoing caution from regulators in South Korea and Etihad. The preliminary crash report has confirmed no mechanical faults in the aircraft and is intensifying debates over pilot actions and the need for cockpit video recorders. Analysts are adjusting their forecasts for Boeing stocks amid ongoing discussions about maintenance issues and pilot performance, emphasizing the complex factors contributing to the incident. As families of the victims demand clarity, the aviation community grapples with the implications of the findings and potential improvements in safety measures.