Board of inquiry blames Nuri crash on pilot’s decision


  • Nation
  • Friday, 28 Sep 2007

The final report of the Nuri crash 

KUALA LUMPUR: The decision by the pilot of an ill-fated Nuri helicopter to fly low over hilly terrain at Genting Sempah when it was raining and visibility was limited to 2km contributed to the crash on July 13 that killed six crewmen, a RMAF board of inquiry found. 

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