✈️ Spain and Germany are teaming up with Lithuanian authorities to investigate a mysterious DHL plane crash in Vilnius. The plot thickens as four German investigators and two Spanish experts make their way to Lithuania, hoping to uncover what went wrong. Laurynas Naujokaitis, director of the Lithuanian Justice Ministry's Transport Accident and Incident Investigation Division, shared with the Baltic News Service (BNS): \\"We have information that the German safety authority has appointed four investigators… They are currently on their way to Lithuania.\\" The investigation, which could take up to a year, is set to focus solely on aviation safety. 🕵️♀️ Naujokaitis emphasized the importance of a thorough probe to prevent future incidents. Adding another twist, the U.S. aviation administration has been notified since the ill-fated plane was an American-made Boeing 737-476(SF). Owned by Spanish airline Swift Air, the plane was on a mission for German shipping giant DHL, flying from Leipzig, Germany. Tragically, the cargo plane crashed into a residential building near Vilnius airport, claiming the life of a pilot and injuring three others. Our hearts go out to those affected. ❤️🩹 The international collaboration showcases a unified effort to enhance aviation safety. Stay tuned as this story unfolds, amigos! 🌍
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Spain, Germany to take part in DHL plane crash investigation
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