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He airplane from the airline Voepass crashes in Sao PauloBrazil, which left 61 people were killed It was in normal condition and did not report any emergency situations, investigators said.
“It’s all very premature. The only thing we have so far is that there was no communication (from the pilot) with the authorities that an emergency would occur,” said the director of the Center for the Study and Prevention of Aviation Accidents (Cenipa), Brigadier General of the Brazilian Air Force Marcelo Moreno.
The officer added at a press conference that the pilot did not contact any control tower to report the problems, So he hopes that the plane’s already-rescued black boxes might provide some clues about what happened.
Moreno said the flight continued normally until 13:20 Brazil time (16:20 GMT), when it stopped responding to calls from the Sao Paulo Approach Control Center and disappeared from radar a minute later.
The general said it was too early to comment on the various hypotheses put forward by experts about the possible causes of the disaster, the main one being possible icing on the wings of the plane, which could explain its vertical fall and rotation on itself.
“It is too early to say anything. At this point we cannot say whether this was decisive for what happened,” said the Cenipa director, adding that the plane in question was certified to fly in such atmospheric conditions. (glaze).
According to the military, the plane is equipped with devices that prevent ice from forming on the fuselage.
Photo: EFE
Luis Ricardo de Souza, director of the National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC, the regulator), said at the same press conference that the plane and its crew had all the necessary and updated certificates.
“The aircraft was fully operational and in normal airworthiness conditions. “It complied with everything required by law,” De Souza said, referring to the device, which was manufactured in 2010 and has been in service in Brazil since 2022.
He added that the crew members also have all their certificates in working order and up to date.
A French-made plane crashed this Friday afternoon in a residential area of the Brazilian municipality of Vinhedo in Sao Paulo.
The plane was flying between the city of Cascavel and Sao Paulo and crashed about 80 kilometers from its destination, Guarulhos Airport.
Although the device fell in a residential area, it crashed into the backyards of a group of apartment buildings, without hitting any buildings or leaving any casualties on the ground.
The airline explained that there were 57 passengers and four crew members on board the ATR-72 propeller-driven aircraft, although it was initially reported that there were 62 people on board in total (EFE).
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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