Today finally some news on the release of a final report on the investigation of the Afriqiyah A330 crash.
The public release of the report has been postponed for a few months.
reported at
http://www.luchtvaartnieuws.nl/nl-NL...vaartnieuws.nl
google translation:
THE HAGUE - The investigation into the plane crash in the Libyan capital Tripoli in 2010, which killed seventy Dutch, will be released in the public in a few months. Minister Frans Timmermans of Foreign Affairs on Monday informed the Lower House. In November, the draft version of the report concluded.
This version has been sent to several authorities for comment, including the Dutch Safety Board. Then the expectation of the Research Council is the final report early this year would be made public. The comments of the various agencies are now processed by the Libyan authorities. Only when they have completed, the final report comes out.
The research was greatly delayed by the revolution in the North African country that ended the regime of Muammar Gaddafi. When the disaster on 12 May with an Airbus A330-200 of airline Afriqiyah Airways 103 people were killed. Only a nine year old Dutch boy survived the disaster.