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Aereo Malaysia Airlines (5). L'Osce richiede aerei droni per monitorare la zona dello schianto

Roma, Italia - La risposta dovrebbe arrivare entro venerdì 25 luglio

A seguito del disastro aereo avvenuto nel pomeriggio di giovedì 17 luglio (vedi AVIONEWS), quando un Boeing B-777/200ER di Malaysia Airlines è stato abbattuto da un missile lanciato da mani che restano tuttora ignote, l’Organizzazione internazionale per la sicurezza e la cooperazione in Europa (Osce) ha sollecitato la domanda per l’acquisto di aerei senza pilota (Unmanned aerial vehicle) a controllo remot...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1161722
Roma, Italia, 07/22/2014 21:25
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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