Tuninter Pilots, COO, Technicians Convicted For 2005 Palermo Crash
Seven Tuninter crewmembers and managers, including two pilots, have been convicted by an Italian tribunal for a crash in which 23 passengers survived and 16 were killed in August 2005. The crash involved an ATR-72 that took off from Bari, Italy, and was headed to Djerba, Tunisia, and was forced to...
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