Azerbaijan Airlines said that "physical and technical external interference" caused one of its passenger planes to crash in Kazakhstan on Wednesday, according to a preliminary investigation.

Azerbaijan Airlines has suspended flights to eight additional Russian airports after a flight meant to carry passengers from Azerbaijan's capital of Baku to Grozny, Russia crashed "due to physical ...

Azerbaijan Airlines says the jet that crashed in Kazakhstan on Christmas Day experienced “physical and technical external interference ... were killed in the crash, Kazakh authorities ...

Azerbaijan Airlines attributes the crash of its Embraer 190 in Kazakhstan to external interference, prompting cessation of flights to 10 Russian airports. Russia and Ukraine are trading blame over ...

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Azerbaijan Airlines says the preliminary results of an investigation into the crash of its plane in Kazakhstan on 25 December have blamed "physical and technical external interference".

Azerbaijan Airlines said “physical and technical external interference” was the cause of a crash this week that killed 38 people flying to southern Russia, the closest officials have come to ...

Photo: The Administration of Mangystau Region/AP Azerbaijan Airlines said “physical and technical external interference” was the cause of a crash this week that killed 38 people flying to ...

Azerbaijan Airlines said on Friday that preliminary results showed that one of its planes which crashed in Kazakhstan on Wednesday experienced “external physical and technical interference.” ...

It crashed in the Aktau city of Kazakhstan, killing 38 and 29 surviving the crash. Azerbaijan Airlines said "external physical and technical interference" led to the plane crash in Kazakhstan in ...

Azerbaijan Airlines said on Friday that preliminary results showed that one of its planes which crashed in Kazakhstan on Wednesday experienced "external physical and technical interference".