Onur Air: Dutch And German Officials Couldn't Find Any Flaw In Onur Air Operations

ISTANBUL - Turkish private airline Onur Air announced on Friday that ''the Dutch and German officials couldn't find any flaw in Onur Air operations''.
Issuing a statement, Onur Air said that the meetings which were held in Turkey between the Dutch and Turkish civil aviation officials have been completed and the Dutch officials --who couldn't find any concrete flaw in Onur Air's operations--, would return to their country today (Friday).
Onur Air stressed that German officials, who also came to Istanbul couldn't find any technical or organizational defect, fault or negligence in any of the 26 planes of Onur Air.
''We expect Germany to lift the ban on Onur Air's flights within few days and France and Switzerland to immediately follow suit. The Netherlands may also start flights without waiting for the one-month period,'' said Onur Air.
But ''still the ban on Onur Air flights will only be lifted by the decision to be taken by political authorities'', Onur Air stated.