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BELARUSIAN EXPERTS WILL ARRIVE IN YEREVAN TO INVESTIGATE THE REASONS OF THE PLANE CRASH
armradio.am
14.02.2008 12:24
Experts of the Ministry of Transport of Belarus, the Aviation
Committee and Belavia Company will arrive in Yerevan to participate
in the investigation of the reasons of the passenger plane crash,"
Executive Director of the Belavia Air Company Anatoly Gusanov declared
today. According to him, the specialists will arrive in Moscow and
later in Yerevan.
"According to international norms, the investigation of the plane
crash is carried out in the country on the territory of which it
has occurred.
Belarusian experts will work with their Armenian colleagues," Anatoly
Gusanov said. He noted that he can say nothing about the reasons
of the crash. Things will become clear only from the content of the
flight recorder. "Weather could not have affected the flight. However,
this version should not be excluded either," the Executive Director
of the Belavia Company noted.
Belavia Company is searching for ways to transport the passengers
to Minsk.
"Either we shall send an additional plane to Yerevan, or will take
them to Moscow and later to Minsk depending on the situation,"
Mr. Gusarov said.
armradio.am
14.02.2008 12:24
Experts of the Ministry of Transport of Belarus, the Aviation
Committee and Belavia Company will arrive in Yerevan to participate
in the investigation of the reasons of the passenger plane crash,"
Executive Director of the Belavia Air Company Anatoly Gusanov declared
today. According to him, the specialists will arrive in Moscow and
later in Yerevan.
"According to international norms, the investigation of the plane
crash is carried out in the country on the territory of which it
has occurred.
Belarusian experts will work with their Armenian colleagues," Anatoly
Gusanov said. He noted that he can say nothing about the reasons
of the crash. Things will become clear only from the content of the
flight recorder. "Weather could not have affected the flight. However,
this version should not be excluded either," the Executive Director
of the Belavia Company noted.
Belavia Company is searching for ways to transport the passengers
to Minsk.
"Either we shall send an additional plane to Yerevan, or will take
them to Moscow and later to Minsk depending on the situation,"
Mr. Gusarov said.