Pakistani cargo plane crashes in Arabian Sea, all crew missing
Karachi: A big accident has happened in Pakistan. Aviation officials of Pakistan say that a cargo plane with 5 crew members has suddenly gone missing near the coast of Karachi and the search for it is going on. It is being told that Pakistan’s K2 Airways Boeing 737-400 cargo plane flying from United Arab Emirates (UAE) crashed in the Arabian Sea.
According to the information, the plane lost radar contact during flight about 155 nautical miles west of Karachi. After this, there was a possibility of the plane falling into the sea. According to preliminary data from flight-tracking platform ‘Flight Radar 24’, the plane was seen to fluctuate suddenly in altitude before rapidly descending.
According to Pakistan Airport Authority, yesterday at 9:21 pm local time (4:21 pm GMT) the Boeing 737 descended rapidly and lost contact with air traffic controllers. This plane was going from Sharjah in United Arab Emirates to Karachi. The airport authority said that information was given about the problem of navigation system in the plane just minutes before landing.
At present the cause of the accident has not been known and the search for the crew members is ongoing. There has been no official confirmation from Pakistan yet that anyone has been found alive. This plane was operated by Karachi’s private cargo airline ‘K2 Airways’. According to the company’s website, it was started in 2018.
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