The technical glitch was detected on Biman flight BG-377 on Thursday (29 October), before it was scheduled to depart Tokyo

 
Biman Bangladesh Airlines has formed an investigation committee to determine the cause of a technical glitch in a flight carrying Prime Minister Tarique Rahman from Japan.
 
The four-member committee has been asked to submit its report within four working days.
 
 
The committee was formed through an office order signed on Friday by Air Commodore Md Niamul Kabir, Director of Administration and Human Resources at Biman Bangladesh Airlines.
 
Biman’s Chief of Planning and Scheduling has been made chairman of the committee. The other members are the Chief Engineer of Engineering Production and the Deputy Chief of Flight Safety, while the Manager of Legal Affairs will serve as member secretary.
 
The committee has been tasked with identifying the exact cause and nature of the technical fault, reviewing the measures taken to ensure the aircraft’s airworthiness, and assessing the impact of the incident on flight delays, passenger inconvenience and Biman’s institutional reputation.
 
The technical glitch was detected on Biman flight BG-377 on Thursday (29 October), before it was scheduled to depart Tokyo’s Narita International Airport for Dhaka with Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on board.