Pakistan, July 10 -- Authorities have released details of the final communication between the crew of the K-2 Airways cargo aircraft and Karachi Air Traffic Control before the plane crashed into the Arabian Sea, shedding more light on the moments leading up to the accident.

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According to the available flight communication record, the pilot contacted Karachi Air Traffic Control at 16:17 UTC, reporting a navigation system malfunction and requesting radar vectoring to safely guide the aircraft. During the transmission, the captain also informed controllers that the aircraft was experiencing a rolling motion.

The communication was reportedly lost shortly after the crew sought assistanc...