Flying permit withdrawn after Seville crash

Spain’s Defence Ministry has withdrawn flying permission for Airbus A400M planes in the production phase until an investigation determines the cause of a crash last weekend.

Flying permit withdrawn after Seville crash
Tue, 12 May, 2015 - 12:43

Spain’s Defence Ministry has withdrawn flying permission for Airbus A400M planes in the production phase until an investigation determines the cause of a crash last weekend.

The crash near the southern city of Seville killed two pilots and two flight test engineers.

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