Emirates calls for airline summit on 'outrageous' MH17 attack

21/07/2014

The news for airlines is not getting better. Shocking footage of Afriqiyah Airways’ brand new A330-200 exploding, after being hit by shells or a rocket, was released over the weekend. Rival militias are fighting over control of the airport, a battle which has so far ...

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steven ingels
July 21, 2014 at 12:47 pm
One would think that the global airline community and IATA would already have a Compliance Committee to react to elements affecting carrier safety. Time to act! Enough is enough you guys.

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