Preliminary findings of the AZAL plane crash investigation near Aktau will be released in the coming days, Kazakh Minister of Transport Marat Karabayev said at a briefing, Report informs via Kazakh media.
He noted that the joint work of specialists from different countries has entered its final stage.
"The specialists are working diligently. As we mentioned before, international experts from the Republic of Azerbaijan, Russian Federation, Brazil and ICAO have been involved. We expect that in the coming days, the preliminary report will be officially published on our website. Specialists need time to complete their work. This is very meticulous work," he noted.
AZAL passenger plane, operating the Baku-Grozny flight, crashed on December 25 near the city of Aktau in Kazakhstan. Of the 67 people on board, 38 died, and 29 survived. According to preliminary data, the plane crashed as a result of physical and technical external interference in Russian airspace.
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