In Dhaka, US-Bangla Airlines CEO Imran Asif said a conversation between the pilot, Abid Sultan, and the air traffic control or ATC of the airport indicated that the ATC sent “wrong signals’ to the pilot. “We are not accusing anyone now. We suspect it might have led to the crash,” he was quoted as saying by the bdnewss24. Basanta Bohora, a Nepalese and one of the few passengers to escape with injuries in the deadly plane crash, said he is lucky to be alive. “All of a sudden the plane shook violently and there was a loud bang afterwards,” he said. “I was seated near the window and was able to break out of the window,” he said. “I have received injuries to my head and legs but I am fortunate that I survived the ordeal.” All the flights to and from TIA have been halted after the crash.
The same aircraft reportedly skidded from a runway at Bangladesh’s Saidpur airport in September 2015 while carrying 74 passengers. The aircraft sustained minor damage but no passengers or crew members were reported injured.
A US-Bangla aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing in Dhaka last week after its pilot noticed a problem with the propeller. It is unclear whether it was the same aircraft involved in Monday’s crash.
Many people say different reason of the plane crash. But the main topic is we could not find them who lost their lives. We also could not recover their sorrows who lost their relatives and friends.We don't want this type of plane crash again.
Life is very valuable and important. We don't want to lose our life like this.
