Aviation company denies helicopter caught fire at its facility
KarbonMRO also says the Kamov Ka-32S helicopter involved in the incident at Subang airport is not its customer.
An aviation maintenance firm, KarbonMRO, has rejected claims that a helicopter caught fire at its facility near Subang Airport, contradicting an initial report by the Selangor fire and rescue department. KarbonMRO's marketing head, Trixie Guantero, confirmed that the incident did not occur at their premises and that the helicopter in question was not a client of the company. The company emphasized the importance of safety, precision, and professional integrity in their operations.
The Selangor fire and rescue department responded to the incident at Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport around 12:30 PM, reporting that four individuals, identified as Ukrainians, managed to escape the burning helicopter. The Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia stated that the helicopter experienced a fire while conducting an engine ground run as part of routine maintenance procedures.
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