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Two days after the co-pilot's husband of the small plane that crashed in the suburb of Ghatkopar questioned the quality of the unfortunate aircraft belonging to the UY Aviation, the company said Sunday that all the "necessary" requirements In a statement issued today, the chartered private aviation firm of Mumbai also said that "it extends its full cooperation to all the agencies of regulation and law enforcement involved as a result of the tragic crash. "Five people, including four crew members, including two pilots and a pedestrian, lost their lives when the plane of 12 places squeezed into a building under construction on Thursday
Prabhat Kathuria, husband of Marya Zuberi, co -pilot who, along with four other people, was killed in the incident, claimed that the test flight was conducted despite adverse weather conditions the.
In declaring wanting to put things into perspective, the company said: "He was badured that all necessary requirements and approvals were in place. "
The aircraft departed from Juhu airfield around 12:20 pm (local time) on June 28 with two pilots employed by UY Aviation and two MRO technicians Indamer Aviation Private Limited and flew for about 40 hours. minutes according to the test profile.The contact with Mumbai ATC would have been lost at about 13:00 IST hours and the wreckage was later found near Ghatkopar
The aircraft was purchased by the Silver Jubilee Aviation Pvt based in UP Government Pune.Ltd and was sent directly to Indamer Aviation for reconstruction before UY Aviation bought the plane, which was with Indamer who was instructed to rebuild it completely, has said the company was not yet operating on the UY Aviation Off-Hours Operating License (NSOP), as it was yet to be put into service, "says the release.
UY Aviation expands its full cooperation to all regulatory bodies The law enforcement agencies involved in the tragic accident are "determined to provide all possible badistance to the families of the victims during this time of mourning and loss."
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