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Kuwait's DGCA opens probe into Jazeera Airways flight 787
(MENAFN- Kuwait News Agency (KUNA)) By Abdulaziz Al-Mejren KUWAIT, Aug 29 (KUNA) -- Kuwait's Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has formed an investigative team to look into an incident where a Jazeera Airways aircraft (flight 787) made contact with a radar-equipped balloon, but the airliner continued to operate normally and landed safely.
DGCA's Deputy Director General for Aviation Safety Imad Al-Jalawi told KUNA on Tuesday that a Jazeera Airways Airbus A320 plane returning from Riyadh on Sunday made a minor collision with a tethered balloon.
He pointed out that the aircraft continued to function normally and landed safely at Kuwait International Airport and all passengers disembarked unscathed.
Al-Jalawi added that a probe has been launched to uncover the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Meanwhile, Jazeera Airways said that it would keep in close touch with DGCA to ensure thorough investigations. (end) aam.nam
DGCA's Deputy Director General for Aviation Safety Imad Al-Jalawi told KUNA on Tuesday that a Jazeera Airways Airbus A320 plane returning from Riyadh on Sunday made a minor collision with a tethered balloon.
He pointed out that the aircraft continued to function normally and landed safely at Kuwait International Airport and all passengers disembarked unscathed.
Al-Jalawi added that a probe has been launched to uncover the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Meanwhile, Jazeera Airways said that it would keep in close touch with DGCA to ensure thorough investigations. (end) aam.nam
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