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[UPDATED] Plane in Kapar crash overweight by 8.4%, air accident agency finds

Blackshape Gabriél BK160TR a relatively ‘weight-sensitive’ aircraft, says AAIB

Kapar air crash: Air Accident Investigation Bureau to deliver ‘factual statements’, says Loke

The Air Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) will release "factual statements" on the Kapar air crash, said Transport Minister Anthony Loke.

Kapar air crash: plane had airworthiness certificate, says Transport Ministry 

The Gabriel BK160TR light aircraft that crashed in Kapar, Selangor on Tuesday, had a valid airworthiness certificate issued by the EU Aviation Safety Agency.

Kapar air crash: families claim victims’ remains

The remains of the two victims of the light aircraft crash in Kapar here yesterday were claimed by their respective families this afternoon after the post-mortem process was completed.

Kapar air crash: Welfare Dept mobilises psych support for victims’ families

The Social Welfare Department has mobilised its officers to offer psychological support to the next of kin of the pilot and co-pilot who died in the BK160 Gabriel light aircraft crash.The Social Welfare Department has mobilised its officers to offer psychological support to the next of kin of the pilot and co-pilot who died in the BK160 Gabriel light aircraft crash.

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