Turkey has started analyzing the black boxes of the aircraft with the Chief of Staff of Libya

Plane crash of Falcon 50 in Turkey

According to Главком: Turkey has started analyzing the black boxes of the Falcon 50 aircraft that crashed on December 23. On board this aircraft was the Chief of General Staff of Libya, Muhammad Ali Ahmad al-Haddad, four military officials, and three crew members. As a result of the plane crash, eight people died. The cause of the accident was recognized as a technical malfunction of the aircraft.

Wreckage of the aircraft is scattered over an area of 3 square kilometers. Libya responded to this tragedy by declaring a three-day national mourning period. During this time, flags were flown at half-mast at all state institutions in the country.

Abdulhamid Dbeibeh, the Libyan Prime Minister, commented on the situation, stating: 'This loss is a great tragedy for the country and the military institution of Libya.'

Consequences of the tragedy for Libya

Turkey, which has taken responsibility for analyzing the black boxes, hopes to obtain important information to clarify the circumstances of the disaster. The investigation is ongoing, and the results of the analysis may shed light on the causes of the tragedy.

This plane crash has significant consequences for Libya, as the death of high-ranking officials may affect the military structure and political stability of the country. The three-day national mourning indicates the deep resonance of this event in society. As the investigation continues, it is important to obtain accurate data to avoid speculation and enhance the safety of air transportation in the region.