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Flight recorders from crashed DHL plane in Lithuania found

Flight recorders from crashed DHL plane in Lithuania found
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World November 26, 2024 14:40

vilnius - The flight recorders of the Boeing 737-476 operated by Swiftair, which crashed just before the runway in Vilnius on Monday, have been located and are being examined by Lithuanian authorities. The cause of the crash is still unknown.

The flight recorders of the Boeing 737-476 operated by Swiftair, which crashed just before the runway in Vilnius on Monday, have been located and are being examined by Lithuanian authorities. The cause of the crash is still unknown.

A few months ago, German intelligence agencies warned about the shipment of 'unconventional fire hazardous devices' by unknown individuals through cargo carriers. This warning was linked to an incident at the DHL Leipzig logistics center, which serves as the company's global hub.

Lithuanian police chief Arunas Paulauskas speculated that the most probable cause on Monday was technical malfunctions or human error. The aircraft was carrying four people, one of whom was killed.

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