The committee, chaired by Biman's Chief (Planning and Scheduling) Officer, includes the Chief Engineer (Engineering Production) and Deputy Chief (Flight Safety) as members. The Legal Affairs Manager has been made member secretary of the committee. They have been asked to submit their investigation report to Biman's Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer within the next four working days.
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Technical glitch in Prime Minister's flight, Biman forms 4-member investigation committee
Dhaka Magazine Desk
Published: Friday, 30 October 2026
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On 29 October, the technical glitch occurred on flight BG 377 before takeoff from Narita, Japan. The investigation committee will look into the actual cause of the incident, whether there was negligence or lack of coordination by anyone responsible, and will also make necessary recommendations to prevent recurrence of such incidents in the future.
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