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Chapecoense plane had not enough fuel and pilots knew

Bogotà, Colombia - Preliminary results of investigation of Lamia flight LMI2933 crashed near Medellin on November 28 were disclosed

According to preliminary results of Aeronautica Civil investigation disclosed on Monday in Bogotà, the Avro RJ-45 airplane of LaMia Airways -flight LMI2933- that crashed on November 28 on the hills near Medellin in Colombia had run out of fuel, and the cabin crew knew about it. The Secretary of Air Safety Aerocivil, Liet. Freddy Bonilla, said that from the analysis of on board conversations appeared...

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Rome, Italy, 12/28/2016 10:50
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

AccidentsChapecoense plane crash: the results of the investigation

The note released by the Colombia Civil Aviation Authority

The results of the investigation on the incident that on November 28th 2016 involved the LaMia Avro RJ-45 aircraft crashed near Medellin in Colombia were released during the week-end by the Colombia Civil... more

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