S'pore-owned plane in M'sia crash exceeded weight limit

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PETALING JAYA – Evidence of “irregular maintenance activities” was found by Malaysia’s Air Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) in its investigation of

The light aircraft model Gabriel BK 160 spiralled out of control and crashed into an oil palm plantation in Kampung Tok Muda, in Kapar, Selangor, on Feb 13.PETALING JAYA – Evidence of “irregular maintenance activities” was found by Malaysia’s Air Accident Investigation Bureau in its investigation of

Investigators found the flight at take-off was 921.3kg, meaning that its actual weight had exceeded the limitations by approximately 8.4 per cent. The BK160 aircraft was manufactured and registered in Italy by Blackshape Aircraft. It was then exported to Singapore in October 2022 before it was transferred to Malaysia in July 2023.

It said that one of the irregular activities up to the time of the report’s issuance included the removal of the aircraft’s nose landing gear and the installation of a new one by “unauthorised maintenance personnel or persons who were not appropriately qualified”.

 

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