What Happened
K-2 Airways Aircraft Lacked Coverage At Time Of Accident
A K-2 Airways cargo aircraft that crashed into the deep sea near Gwadar on July 7 had allegedly expired insurance coverage at the time of the accident. The insurance policy, which had been issued on June 24, 2025, and was valid for one year, expired on June 24, 2026, approximately 13 days before the crash. The incident has raised questions about the aircraft’s operational status and the role of the Civil Aviation Authority in allowing it to operate without renewed insurance coverage. The issue is expected to form part of the broader examination of the circumstances surrounding the crash, as reported by The Express Tribune.