Mumbai plane crash: Aircraft neither owned, nor operated by UP govt
Five persons were killed when a King Air C90 12-seater aircraft on a test flight crashed in a crowded Mumbai suburb
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Five persons were killed when a King Air C90 12-seater aircraft on a test flight crashed in a crowded Mumbai suburb
The Uttar Pradesh government on Thursday said the plane which crashed near Mumbai on Thursday afternoon was sold by the state government to a private company in 2014.
Five persons were killed when a King Air C90 12-seater aircraft on a test flight crashed in a crowded Mumbai suburb this Thursday afternoon.
"This aircraft was not that of the Uttar Pradesh government. It was sold in 2014 to a private company UY Aviation," Principal Secretary, Information, Avinish Awasthi said.
"The aircraft was with the government till 2014. It was sold to UY Aviation of Bombay. It is currently neither owned nor operated by the UP Government," he added
He was reacting to reports in a section of the media that the plane belonged to UP Government. Pictures of the plane showed that it carried the logo of the UP government.
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First Published: Jun 28 2018 | 6:02 PM IST