#PK8303: Pakistan plane crashed after pilots distracted by coronavirus fears
via https://youtu.be/Sh_hE4MVwyU Ghulam Sarwar said that the pilot and the co-pilot of PK-8303 were not focused and they were discussing the coronavirus pandemic as it had affected their families and were not focused on the aircraft. Aviation Minister Ghulam Sarwar Khan on Wednesday presented the preliminary report on the PK-8303 crash that claimed the lives of 97 people in the National Assembly. Presenting the initial investigation report on the floor of the House, Sarwar told the National Assembly that the PIA aircraft that crashed in Karachi last month was “100% fit “to fly. Pakistan's aviation minister said an initial report showed human error (pilot and control room) in a crash of PIA flight PK 8303 that killed 97 people. Ghulam Sarwar Khan said the plane was perfectly fit to fly. The pilot of the PK-8303 and air traffic controller did not follow the procedure and the pilot of the ill-fated Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) plane was overconfident — parliament Sarwar said that the pilot and the co-pilot of PK-8303 were not focused and they were discussing the coronavirus pandemic as it had affected their families and were not focused on the aircraft. Investigators in their preliminary report on the PK-8303 crash that claimed the lives of 97 people held the pilot of the ill-fated Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) plane and air traffic controller responsible for the incident. The air traffic controller is equally responsible for the incident as he did not ask the pilot to make landing instead of taking off when the engine hit the runway, the report said. Pakistan Ka Showbiz
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