ISLAMABAD: Pakistani rescuers scoured the waters around the presumed crash site of a Boeing cargo plane on Wednesday, hours after it lost contact with air traffic control on its way to Karachi with five crew members on board, Pakistan authorities said.Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif directed authorities to speed up search and rescue operations for the 27-year-old converted freighter, which went missing in the Arabian Sea after reporting a navigational system problem.K2 Airways, the plane’s operator, said the crew comprised two pilots, two engineers and one support staffer.

Coordinated search and rescue operation launched at sea involving various agencies to locate the missing aircraft; five crew members were on board.

ISLAMABAD (AP) — A cargo plane with five crew members aboard went missing off the Pakistani port of Karachi late Tuesday after rapidly descending and losing contact with air…

A Pakistan cargo plane lost contact Tuesday night after reporting navigational issues. The aircraft experienced sharp altitude changes before a steep final descent. Early flight…

A major search operation was launched off Pakistan's southern coast after a cargo aircraft carrying five crew members disappeared from radar while approaching Karachi on Tuesday…