31.07.2025, 12:34

Kazakhstan to reopen investigation into fatal 2019 Bek Air crash

ASTANA. July 31 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Kazakhstan will resume its investigation into the December 2019 crash of a Bek Air Fokker-100 aircraft near Almaty, Transport Minister Nurlan Saurambayev announced Thursday.

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Kazakhstan to reopen investigation into fatal 2019 Bek Air crash

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