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NO UNREGISTERED PASSENGERS FOUND ON THE CRASHED PLANE
Panorama.am
13:27 04/05/06
Gayane Davtyan, Press Secretary of the Armenian Civil Aviation
General Department Head refuted in an interview with Panorama.am
the information disseminated by Russian mass media that three of the
passengers of Yerevan-Sochi plane A-320, crashed on May 3, were not
found in the passenger list.
Referring to Regnum, Russian RTR TV station told today that three
passengers were found among the victims at the place of the crashed
plane whose names were not listed in the passenger list.
"Not that people or their surnames were missing but 1-2 mistakes
were found in the spelling of their surnames. For example, instead of
"Harutunyan" "Parutunyan" was written. It is about of such errors.
In any case CAGD Aviation Security Department has checked the
information - the names and surnames of passengers, and has found
out that there were only differences in the spellings of surnames
of several passengers. That is, the number of people listed and
actually on the plane was the same - 105. Nothing can be said about
the existence of 3 extra passengers," CAGD Head Press Secretary says,
commenting on the information disseminated by the Russian mass media.
To our question if in fact the rescuers managed to find one of the
"black boxes", Gayane Davtyan said, "No, at the moment (11.30 a.m.) no
"black box" has been found."
According to Regnum, 17 bodies taken out from Black Sea, were
identified as of 10 a.m., May 4.
Panorama.am
13:27 04/05/06
Gayane Davtyan, Press Secretary of the Armenian Civil Aviation
General Department Head refuted in an interview with Panorama.am
the information disseminated by Russian mass media that three of the
passengers of Yerevan-Sochi plane A-320, crashed on May 3, were not
found in the passenger list.
Referring to Regnum, Russian RTR TV station told today that three
passengers were found among the victims at the place of the crashed
plane whose names were not listed in the passenger list.
"Not that people or their surnames were missing but 1-2 mistakes
were found in the spelling of their surnames. For example, instead of
"Harutunyan" "Parutunyan" was written. It is about of such errors.
In any case CAGD Aviation Security Department has checked the
information - the names and surnames of passengers, and has found
out that there were only differences in the spellings of surnames
of several passengers. That is, the number of people listed and
actually on the plane was the same - 105. Nothing can be said about
the existence of 3 extra passengers," CAGD Head Press Secretary says,
commenting on the information disseminated by the Russian mass media.
To our question if in fact the rescuers managed to find one of the
"black boxes", Gayane Davtyan said, "No, at the moment (11.30 a.m.) no
"black box" has been found."
According to Regnum, 17 bodies taken out from Black Sea, were
identified as of 10 a.m., May 4.