Pakistan plane crash: All 48 on board killed A Pakistan International Airlines flight with 48 people on board has crashed in the country's northern province of Pakhtunkhwa. Flight PK611 was bound for the capital Islamabad from the town of Chitral when it lost contact with air traffic control on Wednesday afternoon. The airline's chairman said there were no survivors. | CGTN

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Air Crash Investigation (Mayday) S20E01 "Kathmandu Descent" Pakistan International Airlines Flight 268 | Aircrash Investigation - Mayday

Le crash de la Pakistan International Airlines reconstitué en 3D Le site Flight Channel a reconstitué le vol 8303 de la PAI de Lahore à Karachi, Pakistan, le 22 mai 2020. L’Airbus A320 s’est écrasé à quelques kilomètres de la piste d’atterrissage de l’aéroport Jinnah international. Il a en fait fait une tentative pour se poser sur le ventre sans avertir la tour de contrôle que ses trains d’atterrissage n’étaient pas sortis. C’est cette tentative qui aurait endommagé les deux moteurs de l’Airbus.