K2 Airways CEO Appears Before Investigation Team
A significant development has emerged in the investigation into the K2 Airways aircraft crash, with airline CEO Raja Tariq Majeed returning to Pakistan from the UAE and appearing before the team investigating the accident.
The K2 Airways chief was questioned by the Bureau of Aircraft Safety Investigation team in Islamabad regarding different aspects of the airline, the aircraft and the circumstances surrounding the crash.
CEO Questioned for Around One Hour
According to sources, the investigation team questioned Raja Tariq for approximately one hour.
The discussion covered various matters related to the aircraft and the accident as investigators continue efforts to establish what led to the crash.
Raja Tariq assured the investigation team that he would provide his full cooperation throughout the probe.
Return to Pakistan Delayed Due to Ill Health
During his interaction with investigators, the K2 Airways CEO reportedly explained that his return to Pakistan from the UAE had been delayed because of ill health.
His appearance before the investigation team marks an important step as authorities continue gathering information from individuals connected with the airline and the aircraft.
Aircraft Crashed Near Ormara in July
The K2 Airways aircraft crashed near Ormara on July 7, 2026, while it was returning to Karachi from Sharjah.
The accident has raised questions about the circumstances surrounding the flight and the aircraft’s final moments.
Crew Members and Black Box Still Not Recovered
The investigation continues to face a major challenge, as all five crew members and the aircraft’s black box have still not been recovered.
The recovery of the black box could be particularly important for investigators, as its flight data and cockpit recordings may provide crucial information about what happened before the crash.
Authorities are continuing their efforts to recover the missing crew members and aircraft components as the investigation progresses.