An investigation into the crash of a private plane that departed from Puerto Rico and crashed at the La Romana International Airport in the Dominican Republic is ongoing under international protocols, with the participation of agencies from several countries. The plane was headed to Texas to pick up former Major League Baseball player Yadier Molina, his family, and friends to bring them back to Puerto Rico.
civil aviation is a highly technical and sensitive activity, requiring careful investigation
The president of the Civil Aviation Board (JAC), Héctor Porcella, stated that the Dominican Republic's Civil Aviation Accident Investigation Commission is leading the investigation, along with US authorities and representatives from countries involved in the manufacture of the aircraft and its engines, including Israel and Canada. The investigation is following a rigorous manual of procedures and requires time to analyze technical evidence, flight records, and other key elements.
A preliminary report is expected within 30 days, while the final report may take several months. Porcella cautioned against speculation and emphasized that civil aviation is a highly technical and sensitive activity, requiring careful investigation.