The PAKISTANI AUTHOURITY has revealed the cause of the plane crash, which killed 97 people in the country last month.


 The pilots were carried away with discussions on the coronavirus pandemic, as the attempted to land the Airbus A320.


  This was disclosed by the PAKISTANI MINISTER of aviation Ghulam Sarwar Khan, while announcing the findings in parliament on wednessday.


 He told the parliament, the crash happened do to Human error by the pilot and air traffic control.


 Recall that the Parkistan International Airlines (PIA) plane crashed among  houses on May 22, as it  approached Karachi airport, killing all but two people on board.


 ''The pilot as well as the controller didn't follow the standard rules''.


 ''The pilot and co-pilot were not focused and throughout the discussion was about coronavirus,'' Khan said


 The pakistani investigation team, which included officials from the french government and the aviation industry, analysed data and voice records.


 Khan said, the plane was ''100 percent fit for flying, there was no technical fault.''