Canada: still no firm plans for downloading crashed jet's flight data


  • World
  • Sunday, 19 Jan 2020

Photographs of the congregation members who died in the crash are seen during the memorial for the victims of a Ukrainian passenger jet which was shot down in Iran, at Imam Mahdi Islamic Centre in Thornhill, Ontario, Canada January 18, 2020. REUTERS/Carlos Osorio

OTTAWA (Reuters) - There are still no firm plans for downloading the cockpit and flight data from a Ukrainian airliner which was shot down by Iran 10 days ago, Canada's Transportation Safety Board (TSB) said on Sunday.

A total of 176 people died in the disaster, 57 of them Canadian citizens. Canada's government reiterated demands on Sunday that the boxes be sent to either France or Ukraine.

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