Experts have called the provisional cause of the crash Boeing-777 – Russian Newspaper

Experts have called the provisional cause of the crash Boeing-777 – Russian Newspaper

Dutch Safety Board issued a preliminary report on the causes of the crash airline Malaysia Airlines in Ukraine. The experts concluded that the passenger plane broke apart in flight. Cause of the accident is called “structural damage caused by a large number of objects with high energy and penetrating from the outside.” It is also noted that it is not revealed any evidence of technical failure or errors crew.

The data from the voice recorder in the cockpit, the testimony of the main parameters of the flight, as well as data services for the control of air traffic indicate that flight MH17 followed the route up to the mark in 13 hours 20 minutes Greenwich mean time, and then stopped abruptly. Analysis of data from the voice recorder in the cockpit indicates that up to the moment of the crash in the conversations between the crew members did not hear anything that would indicate any technical malfunction or emergency.

In the cockpit sounded automatic signals of possible technical malfunctions. Indications of basic flight data also point to the lack of automatic warnings, the engine runs normally. Data from the records of negotiations with Ukrainian crew dispatchers say the absence of the latter any attempt to warn of an emergency. Ukrainian managers have attempted to get in touch with the board MH17 between 13:20 and 13:22 UT, but their requests went unanswered.

In this case, experts expressed the need for further investigation of the disaster. “In the case of the collapse of the” Boeing-777 “will be additional evidence,” – says the document, which is called preliminary. It is reported that the final results of the investigation shall be published within one year after the plane crash. The team of international investigators are about 25 people, including representatives from Australia, Malaysia, the Netherlands, the USA, Russia, Ukraine. Investigation is conducted according to the standards of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

Dutch Safety Board said that the report was sent to the countries participating in the investigation, including Ukraine and Russia. They are already “get a reaction”, about which nothing is said. Commission experts have confirmed that they have not found any interference in the information collected “black boxes”.

We recall that on July 17 Boeing-777 airlines Malaysia Airlines, flying from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, crashed in Donetsk region. As a result of the disaster killed 298 people. Most of the victims – 193 passengers – were subjects of the Netherlands. On the plane were also citizens of Malaysia, Australia, Britain, the Philippines, Germany, Belgium, Indonesia and Canada.

Earlier official representative of the Council for Security Netherlands Sarah Fern stated that “it is necessary to understand the difference between the final and preliminary reports” . The latter is “a lot of open questions”.