Flights of all private airlines are prohibited in Pakistan

In connection with a series of air -proceedings, Pakistan authorities on Sunday introduced for an indefinite time a complete ban on the implementation of flights for all private air carriers. The corresponding order was issued by the Minister of Defense of Pakistan Chowdry Ahmad Mukhtar.

“The ban on all private airlines of Pakistan for flights will be valid until the end of the investigation of the causes of the plane crash under Islamabad, as well as until clarifying the material and technical condition of the air park of these companies,” Itar-Tass quotes the press service of the defense department.

Over the past three days in Pakistan, a number of air preferences and disasters have occurred. On Friday, when landing at the Islamabad International Airport, the Boeing-737 airliner crashed, which made a flight from Karachi. The plane in operation for about 30 years fell into a strong thunderstorm front, which led to the death of 127 people .

In Orsenya, two passenger liners at once made an emergency landing. At the International Airport of the Pakistani Megapolis of Karachi at the setting Boeing-737, which made a flight from Islamabad, problems were discovered with the release of the chassis. When landing, several tires burst at once. The liner tilted, but thanks to the coordinated actions of the crew, a more serious accident was avoided. As a result of the incident, no one was injured.

Almost at the same time, in another Pakistani city of Lachore, a completely ready -made passenger liner was discovered, and the take -off was urgently abolished.

For three private airlines of Pakistan - Shahin, Airblue and Bhoja Airlines - a total of about 30% of all air transportation in the country accounts for.