Corpak about Jorge Chavez accident: the vehicle did not have permission to enter the runway

Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Peruvian Corporation of Airports and Commercial Aviation (Corpac), Jorge Salinasemphasized that there was no permission for the vehicle to enter the runway Jorge Chavez International Airport.

This statement comes after yesterday’s fatal accident that claimed the lives of two aviation firefighters -Angel Torres, Garibaldi Fire Company 6 and Nicholas Santa Gadea, Garibaldi Fire Company 7— at the airport.

In addition, he called the fatal accident a runway runway and did not confirm what the real reasons were.

“There is no permission for any vehicle to enter the runway. There is permission to conduct exercises, but it is outside the areas where transit work is currently underway, ”he said.

Also at a press conference in TCMit was confirmed that he would join Air Accident Investigation Commission six investigators from France and two from Chile to determine the cause of the accident. The scheduled date will be this Monday, November 21st.

Sunafil points out that the dead firefighters received a salary

The National Labor Inspectorate (Sunafil), following a first investigation into the accident at Jorge Chavez Airport on Friday, November 18, determined that the two dead firefighters were recorded on a spreadsheet by Lima Airport Partners.

A team of inspectors, led by Superintendent Victor Loyola Desposorio, arrived at the scene to continue the investigation, which began as soon as the incident became known the day before.

Indecopi asks airlines to refer users

On the other hand, indexcopyas the national consumer protection authority, urged national and international airlines to provide timely and accurate information to passengers affected by the crash. Latham Company happened yesterday at Jorge Chavez International Airport.

The agency indicated that a team of inspectors has verified since yesterday that airlines are immediately reporting rescheduling and service channels to avoid further harm to both accident passengers and passengers arriving from various parts of Peru or from other countries. of the world that they were planning to depart or arrive at the aforementioned terminal.

This is before the announcement of an extension of the airport closure until 00:00 hours on Sunday, November 20, as reported by Lima Airport Partnersthe concessionaire who makes the decision to open the runway.