Cuba rejects the blame team for a plane crash in May

HAVANA (AP) – Cuba on Tuesday dismissed the charges of a company from the Mexican region who blamed the company's crew. Boeing perform bad maneuvers causing the accident of that claimed the lives of more than a hundred pbadengers in May.

The company Global Air – owner of the plane that crashed on May 18, a few minutes after taking off from the airport of the capital José Martí it indicated that the decision was due to human causes, the staff taking off with a "very steep angle" of ascent. According to a statement from the company, these preliminary results are due to the recovery of the flight made after extraction of information from the black boxes recovered at the site of the accident, a field located on the outside of Havana . However, an official note read on the state television Tuesday at Cuba and signed by the commission of inquiry created specifically to study the Dramatic episode, ensures that it is early to draw conclusions.

A "process of this magnitude requires the badysis of multiple factors and is not yet complete. For this reason, any claim about the possible causes that caused the fatal accident is premature, "said the text of the group of experts that badyzes the Boeing 737/200 data.

Global Air had rented the plane to Cubana de Aviación and this one he covered the road between Havana and Holguin when he collapsed with 113 people on board, one of whom survived, although it was not the same. he is still in critical condition in a hospital in this capital

"Once the badysis of the evidence is complete, it will be reported. The results, "said the Commission

. The Mexican company has defended charges of lack of security on its ships appearing in the press and accusing officials and ex-employees of retaliation for branding what she saw as a "human failure." ". in the handling of the ship.

The Civil Aviation Commission of Cuba, the Directorate General of Civil Aeronautics and the Federal Aviation Administration of the United States. the nests are some of the agencies involved in the investigation of the causes of aircraft