According to an official statement, the cargo aircraft was declared missing on the previous night, triggering an immediate joint search operation by the Pakistan Navy and PMSA. Search teams deployed maritime and aerial assets to locate the aircraft in deep waters.
Authorities confirmed that the wreckage was discovered approximately 53 nautical miles south of Ormara in the Arabian Sea. Officials said the debris has been positively identified, marking a significant breakthrough in the search effort.
PN and PMSA after 12 hours of Search & Rescue operations in deep Sea have successfully located and identified wreckage of K2 Airways Cargo B737 which was declared missing last night. The wreckage was recovered from 53 NM South of ORMARA. pic.twitter.com/0dZpj8s7u3
— Pakistan Airports Authority (@Pk_PAA_Official) July 8, 2026
Following the recovery of the wreckage, relevant authorities have launched an investigation to determine the cause of the aircraft s disappearance and subsequent crash. Further technical examinations and procedural investigations are expected to establish the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Officials have not yet released information regarding the number of crew members on board, the nature of the cargo, or any confirmed casualties.
The Pakistan Navy and PMSA emphasized that the successful operation demonstrated the country s maritime search and rescue capabilities, with both organizations maintaining close coordination throughout the mission.
Authorities said additional details will be shared as the investigation progresses.
