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Islamabad A team of experts from aircraft manufacturer Airbus on Tuesday arrived in Pakistan to assist authorities investigating the plane crash in the southern city of Karachi that killed 97 people on Friday, officials said.
“Airbus has sent an 11-member team of experts to provide technical assistance to aircraft accident investigation board,” said Abdullah Hafeez Khan, spokesperson for the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA). Khan said PIA would help “the board and the Airbus team to ascertain the real cause of crash.” The team will inspect the runway and visit the crash site from where authorities had already stopped removing the aircraft’s debris. (DPA)
“Airbus has sent an 11-member team of experts to provide technical assistance to aircraft accident investigation board,” said Abdullah Hafeez Khan, spokesperson for the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA). Khan said PIA would help “the board and the Airbus team to ascertain the real cause of crash.” The team will inspect the runway and visit the crash site from where authorities had already stopped removing the aircraft’s debris. (DPA)
