Canadian Safety Watchdog Pitching In on Probe Into Fatal Japan Airlines Crash

Canadian Safety Watchdog Pitching In on Probe Into Fatal Japan Airlines Crash
Officials investigate the wreckage of Japan Airlines plane at Haneda airport in Tokyo on Jan. 4, 2024. The Canadian Press/Kyodo News via AP
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The Transportation Safety Board of Canada says it is taking part in an investigation by Japanese authorities into a fatal crash on a Tokyo runway that involved two airplanes, including one made in Canada.

In an email, the safety watchdog says a representative along with technical advisers from Transport Canada, De Havilland Canada, and Pratt & Whitney Canada, will offer up information on the destroyed Dash 8 aircraft and its engines.