The Foundation For Aviation Safety (Fas) – Claim In A Set Of Damning Allegations, An Aviation Safety NGO Has Reportedly Sent A Presentation To The US Senate Claiming That The Boeing 787 Dreamliner That Crashed In Ahmedabad Last Year, Killing 260 People, Had A Record Of Technical Failures, Ranging From System Malfunctions On Its First Day Of Service With Air India To Even An In-Flight Fire. According To A Report Of BBC. The Foundation For Aviation Safety's Presentation Was Sent To The US Senate Permanent Subcommittee On Investigations, Which Held Several Hearings On "Boeing’s Broken Safety Culture" Last Year. Boeing Has Not Commented On The Allegations Made By The Group. The Group Says Its Concerns About The 787 Extend Beyond The Ahmedabad Crash, Claiming Over 2,000 Reports Of Failures On Hundreds Of 787s In The United States, Canada, And Australia. The Crash Remains Under Investigation. The US Campaign Group Has Made These Claims Based On What It Described As Findings From Documents In Its Possession. Led By Ed Pierson, A Former Senior Manager At Boeing’s Factory In Seattle, The Group Has Raised Safety And Quality Control Concerns With The Aerospace Giant For Years. The Group Has Now Called For Increased Scrutiny Of Possible Underlying Technical Faults, Arguing That Merely Focussing On Pilot Actions May Divert Attention From Deeper, Underlying Systemic Issues. An Official Investigation Into The Crash Is Underway, Led By India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) Along With US Authorities, As The Boeing 787 And Its Engines Were Manufactured In The United States. An Interim Report Released Shortly After The Crash Generated Considerable Debate And Speculation About The Causes Of The Accident.