Turkish airline Onur Air, suspended by four European countries leaving 40,000 passengers stranded, denied that it had defective engines and worn out tyres as stated by a Dutch civil aviation official.
Posted May 15, 2005
More Aviation News:« Prior Article: Suspended Turkish airline denies defective engine claim (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Aviation News Home: Aviation News and Commentary
Next Article: Discord over plans for aviation tax to boost funding (Financial Times)»
