Black box from Margalla crash sent for decoding
The black box from the Airblue crash in Margalla has been sent to France for decoding.
The black box of Airblue plane that crashed in Margalla Hills has been sent to France for decoding.
Civil Aviation officials said that the actual cause of the plane crash will be known after decoding the black box. A five-member French investigation team has returned to France along with four important parts of the crashed plane.
The air traffic control record of the Airblue plane will also be a part of the investigation process.
A five-member Pakistani team headed by Air Commodore Khwaja Majeed has left for France and will assist in the decoding process.
Sources said the decoding process will take more than six months.
Civil Aviation officials said that the actual cause of the plane crash will be known after decoding the black box. A five-member French investigation team has returned to France along with four important parts of the crashed plane.
The air traffic control record of the Airblue plane will also be a part of the investigation process.
A five-member Pakistani team headed by Air Commodore Khwaja Majeed has left for France and will assist in the decoding process.
Sources said the decoding process will take more than six months.