SINGAPORE - Black boxes recovered from a fatal Nepal plane crash will be analysed in Singapore at the request of the investigation authorities in Nepal, said Singapore’s Transport Ministry in a statement on Thursday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
will be analysed in Singapore at the request of the investigation authorities in Nepal, said Singapore’s Transport Ministry in a statement on Thursday.on its final approach to the newly opened Pokhara International Airport on Jan 15, killing all 72 people onboard. It was the country’s worst air crash in 30 years.
“All investigation-related information, including the progress of investigations and the findings, will be handled by the Nepalese investigation authority,” said the spokesman. The Washington Post reported on Thursday that the Nepali investigation team will be leaving on Friday for Singapore with the flight recorder and cockpit voice recorder. Another report by The Kathmandu Post on Wednesday said the examination is expected to take a week, and will be free.
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