Kapar plane crash: Wait for AAIB statement on 'no-fly' order, says Loke


KUALA LUMPUR: Any statements regarding the light aircraft crash in Kapar, Klang will be issued by the Transport Ministry's Air Accident Investigation Bureau, says Anthony Loke.

"Any factual statement on the matter will be issued by the AAIB," the Transport Minister said on Saturday (Feb 17) about the crash of a Gabriel BK160TR on Tuesday (Feb 13) that killed two people.

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