A group of senior Air India pilots recreated on simulators some adverse conditions, such as flying with higher weight and temperature, and with landing gear down and retracted wing flaps at 50 feet, with the results showing the Boeing 787-8 aircraft continued flying,

New Delhi: Weeks after the London-bound Air India plane that crashed in Ahmedabad on June 12, investigators and the airline are studying a possible dual engine failure that could be the reason behind the crash, a report accessed by Bloomberg claimed. Pilots from the airline created parameters of the ill-fated plane in a flight simulator.