Kogalymavia airline rules out technical malfunction or mistake of pilots of plane that crashed in Sinai
Kogalymavia top management rules out a technical fault or a mistake by pilots of the A321 plane as possible causes of its crash, the deputy CEO of the airline for flight operation, Alexander Smirnov, told reporters.
"We rule out completely a technical malfunction of the aircraft or a mistake of its pilots," he said.
However, he said that "it was an out-of-control flight" in the last minutes before the crash.
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