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A-320 aircraft crash (2). Pakistan International Airlines 'statement

Details about the unfortunate incident

PIA (Pakistan International Airlines) in a note said that "We deeply regret to announce that a PIA flight PK 8303 from Lahore to Karachi (A-320 aircraft) registration (AP-BLD) crashed near Karachi Airport at 14:39 hrs PST on 22nd May 2020. No further details of the accident are available at the moment. 91 passengers, Seven crewmembers were on board.Details about the unfortunate and sad incident. PIA...

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Karachi, Pakistan, 05/25/2020 13:53
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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