The manufacturer of aircraft Airbus announced that it will send a team to assist in the investigation of the Tokyo incident on Tuesday between an Airbus A350 operated by Japan Airlines and a Japan Coast Guard aircraft.
In a statement, Airbus stated that it is “presently dispatching a team of specialists to assist the Authorities” and that the Japan Transport Safety Board would be in charge of the investigation.
According to Airbus, Japan Airlines received the A350 aircraft that was involved in the incident on November 10, 2021. According to Airbus, Rolls-Royce Trent XWB engines propelled the aircraft.
“The exact circumstances of the event are still unknown,” states Airbus.
According to Jennifer Gabris, a spokesman for the National Transportation Safety Board in the US, the agency “has not received a request for assistance at this time.”