Human error caused PK-8303 plane crash, minister tells NA
'Pilot, ATC responsible for the PIA plane crash'
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Govt to present PK-8303 crash report in NA tomorrow
Federal Aviation Minister Ghulam Sarwar Khan had yesterday presented the preliminary report on the PK-8303 crash to Prime Minister Imran Khan.
Aviation Division refutes PK-8303 reports aired on media, nothing released yet
Aviation Division of the country has refuted various news stories airing on media channels and social media as investigative report of PK-8303 crash
Pilot, air traffic controller held responsible for PK-8303 crash: sources
Investigators in their preliminary report on the PK-8303 crash that claimed the lives of 97 people held the pilot of the ill-fated Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) plane and air traffic controller responsible for the incident.
PM to receive preliminary report of PK-8303 crash tomorrow: sources
Preliminary investigative report of the unfortunate PK-8303 national tragedy has been sought tomorrow by Prime Minister Imran Khan
PK-8303 crash: AAIB commences technical probe of plane’s debris
The AAIB officials have started inspection of the plane's engine and pieces of wings.
Appeal submitted in SHC to formulate judicial commission to probe PK-8303 crash
Various lawyers have approached Sindh High Court on Saturday seeking a cease and desist order on further investigations of PIA's PK-8303 crash
PIA plane crash: ‘Inquiry report to be presented before Parliament on June 22’
Ghulam Sarwar Khan, while speaking on the floor of the Senate, vowed that a fair and transparent investigation will be held for getting the facts behind the PIA plane crash incident in Karachi.
PK-8303 aircraft engine pulled out from debris
It is pertinent to mention here that an aircraft investigative team of Pakistan left the country along with Airbus experts after they concluded the probe into the plane crash incident.
Cockpit, landing gear of crashed PIA plane pulled out from residential buildings
The teams of PIA, Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and construction experts have taken part in the operation to pull out remaining parts of the crashed Airbus 320 aircraft from the debris of the building.