Fuel to engines cut off before crash, preliminary report says

An initial assessment into a recent aircraft incident indicates that fuel supply to the engines was interrupted prior to the crash. Data retrieved from the aircraft’s flight recorders has revealed a perplexing exchange between the two pilots in the cockpit. According to the preliminary findings, one pilot questioned the other regarding the activation of the fuel shut-off mechanism. The second pilot reportedly denied any involvement in disengaging the fuel flow. This revelation suggests a critical malfunction or an unexplained action that led to the power loss. Investigators are currently analyzing the complete data set to determine the exact sequence of events and the precise cause of the fuel cutoff. The discrepancy between the pilots’ statements, as captured by the recorders, presents a significant line of inquiry for the ongoing investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash. Further details are expected as the probe continues to analyze technical failures, human factors, and potential external influences.