A K2 Cargo Airways Boeing 737-400, which was carrying five crew members, vanished during a flight from Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates to Karachi, Pakistan. The disappearance has prompted a significant search effort in the Arabian Sea.
Flight KTA1732 was last detected about 300 kilometers west of Karachi on Tuesday evening. Initial flight-tracking data indicated the aircraft suffered a severe altitude drop and an abrupt change in direction just before losing contact. According to Pakistani authorities, the crew had previously reported a problem with the navigation system and were being guided by air traffic controllers.
The Pakistan Rescue Coordination Centre has initiated a multi-agency search operation in an attempt to find the missing aircraft. So far, no debris or survivors have been discovered, and authorities have not officially confirmed any crash. An investigation is anticipated once the aircraft is located.
This situation is ongoing and updates will follow.
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