Core Viewpoint - The crash of an Indian Boeing 787 on June 12 resulted in nearly 300 casualties, sparking a debate on social media regarding the potential causes of the accident, which may involve both pilot error and mechanical failure [1][2][4]. Group 1: Potential Causes of the Crash - One theory suggests a rare dual-engine failure led to the loss of climb capability, supported by a distress signal from the pilots and reports of unusual noises during takeoff [1][2]. - Another theory points to human error during takeoff, as the aircraft did not retract its landing gear promptly, and the wing flaps appeared to be in an abnormal position [2][4]. Group 2: Stakeholder Reactions - The incident has led to a blame game between supporters of Boeing and those of the Indian airline, with accusations of racial bias and historical safety issues surrounding Boeing's aircraft [4][5]. - The crash has also implicated General Electric, the manufacturer of the engines, with some arguing that the responsibility lies with them rather than Boeing [7]. Group 3: International Implications - The incident has drawn in international commentary, with Turkish media clarifying that their companies were not involved in the maintenance of the crashed aircraft, which has been incorrectly associated with Turkey [11].

Group 1 - A Boeing 787-8 aircraft operated by Air India crashed in Gujarat, resulting in at least 265 fatalities, with only one survivor [1][12][16] - The crash occurred in a densely populated area, and ground personnel were also affected, with at least 50 individuals hospitalized [1][12] - Boeing's CEO, Kelly Ortberg, expressed condolences and stated that the company would provide full support for the investigation [4][5] Group 2 - The sole survivor, a 40-year-old British man, was seated in position 11A, which is near the emergency exit, but experts believe his survival was purely due to luck rather than seat location [7][10] - The aircraft reportedly failed to retract its landing gear after takeoff, which is considered abnormal, and there were indications that the flaps may not have been deployed correctly [16][18] - Previous reports indicated that the Boeing 787-8 had faced technical issues, including hydraulic leaks and flap malfunctions, leading to multiple flight cancellations [18][19][20]