Pakistan Cargo Plane Loses Contact Near Karachi, Suspected Crash

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A Pakistan-registered Boeing 737 cargo plane operated by K2 Airways lost contact with air traffic control Tuesday night after reporting a navigational system problem en route to Karachi.
Early data suggests a possible sea crash southwest of the city following sharp altitude changes.

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A Pakistan-registered Boeing 737 cargo plane operated by K2 Airways lost contact with air traffic control Tuesday night after reporting a navigational system problem en route to Karachi. Early data suggests a possible sea crash southwest of the city following sharp altitude changes.

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