Airbus team reaches Karachi to probe crash

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Karachi: An 11-member Airbus team reached Karachi on Tuesday to investigate the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) plane crash on May 22 at a residential area in the port city that killed 97 people.

The specialists from France will visit the plane crash site area in the densely populated Model Colony and also provide technical assistance to their Pakistani counterparts to probe the reasons for the crash, reports The Express Tribune.

The Airbus experts were expected to take the aircraft’s black box recorder which contains the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder and any other evidence that would help with the investigation.

The team will fly back to France on Tuesday night after 16-hours of investigation.

PIA’s Airbus A320 crashed in the residential area near the Karachi airport just minutes before landing. (IANS)

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