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‘Physical and technical interference' led to Azerbaijan Airlines crash, airline says
‘Physical and technical interference' led to Azerbaijan Airlines crash, airline says

CBC

time27-12-2024

  • Politics
  • CBC

‘Physical and technical interference' led to Azerbaijan Airlines crash, airline says

Azerbaijan Airlines says preliminary findings suggest unspecified 'physical and technical interference' is to blame for a crash involving one of its planes in Kazakhstan on Wednesday. The suggestion adds to mounting pressure on Russia, as some experts and officials have suggested the plane was brought down by Russian air defence systems. The airline also announced the suspension of flights to several Russian airports.

Azerbaijan Airlines says plane crash caused by ‘external' interference
Azerbaijan Airlines says plane crash caused by ‘external' interference

Washington Post

time27-12-2024

  • Washington Post

Azerbaijan Airlines says plane crash caused by ‘external' interference

The Azerbaijan Airlines plane that crashed earlier this week after being diverted from Russia went down 'due to external physical and technical interference,' according to the investigation's preliminary findings, the airline said Friday in a statement. Azerbaijan Airlines also said it was suspending flights to several dozen Russian cities due to 'potential risks to flight safety.' The suspensions will remain in effect until the investigation has been completed, it added.

Probe Points to Russian Air Defenses Causing Azerbaijan Airlines Crash
Probe Points to Russian Air Defenses Causing Azerbaijan Airlines Crash

Wall Street Journal

time26-12-2024

  • Wall Street Journal

Probe Points to Russian Air Defenses Causing Azerbaijan Airlines Crash

The preliminary results of Azerbaijan's investigation into the deadly crash of a civilian airliner point to the plane being hit by a Russian antiaircraft missile, or shrapnel from it, said people briefed on the probe. Azerbaijan's initial findings came quickly after aviation experts said visible damage to the Azerbaijan Airlines flight—carrying 62 passengers and five crew members—was evidence that it was hit by a munition. The crash killed 38 people, and left 29 survivors, some of whom said they heard a loud explosion that preceded the flight's problems.

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