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Cypriot plane accident: toxicological tests gave negative result

Athens, Greece - Passengers have not breathed carbon monoxide

Toxicological tests on the body of the co-pilot, three stewardess and two passengers (a child and a random adult) killed in the accident of the Boing 737 belonging to Cypriot Helios carrier, would have indicated they were unconscious at the moment of the crash but not because of the carbon monoxide. So levels of carbon monoxide in the blood have not exceeded the threshold value. Meanwhile the second...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 125443
Rome, Italy, 08/19/2005 16:30
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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