RD Congo Recertification All Airlines

                            

KOMPAS.com - The Government of the Democratic Republic (RD) Congo conduct re-certification of all airline flights. The plan will be realized until the end of March this year, wrote AP on Wednesday (03/06/2013).

According to the media, the recertification policy is the aftermath of the accident Fokker 50 aircraft owned by African Aviation Company (AAC) on March 4, 2013 in Goma, eastern province of North Kivu. The incident killed six people and injured three others.

Yesterday, Transport Minister Justin Kalumba DR Congo says it investigated the cause of the accident. "We did not want to crash like that happen again," he said.

Meanwhile, the governor of North Kivu province Julien Paluku said the cause of the crash is bad weather. Plane crash that left from mining sites Lodja East Kasai province in the central region of DR Congo.