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The Gen Z billionaires who are bored with business
Some of India’s most successful tycoons have a problem. Their children don’t want to take over.
- Andy Mukherjee
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Air India finds ‘no issues’ with fuel switches after crash, adding to evidence against pilot
The airline and aviation authorities began checking the switches on Boeing jets after an earlier report into the horror crash in Ahmedabad found the switches had flipped from “run” to “cut-off”.
- Nandan Mandayam
Air India junior pilot asked captain why he turned off fuel switches
New details add fresh perspective on the confusion in the cockpit during the 32 seconds between take-off and the crash of flight 171.
- Allyson Versprille and Julie Johnsson
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Fuel switches under scrutiny in Air India crash checked on Australian 787s
Attention has also focused on the mental health of the commanding pilot of the doomed flight.
- Chris Zappone
‘They want to blame dead pilots’: Air India victims’ families say crash report a ‘cover-up’
The airline and government are accused of trying to hide failings by focusing on the pilots, who died in the disaster.
- Samaan Lateef
Asia is flush with ancient marvels, but nothing matches these caves
The extraordinary cave network of Ajanta in India houses a trove of masterpieces dating back thousands of years.
- Matt Wade
Air India crash: Investigators focus on jet’s fuel switches as report nears
An initial report into the accident which killed 260 people in June is expected to be released by Friday.
- Allison Lampert and David Shepardson
Air India pilots re-enact doomed take-off to work out what went wrong
Using a simulator, the airline found the wing flaps and landing gear settings alone would not have caused the Boeing 787 to crash, putting the spotlight on another scenario.
- Mihir Mishra
Inside the futuristic Japanese warship that could change the face of the Australian navy
Australia is about to spend $10 billion on a new fleet of frigates, with German and Japanese ship makers battling for the contract.
- David King
Trump demand on Australian defence spending would leave $200b crater in budget
The mounting pressure from Washington comes as the Albanese government grapples with the ballooning cost of NDIS and pressure from states to spend more on health.
- Michael Koziol, James Massola and Millie Muroi
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