Final report on Glória elevator accident delayed until early 2027

The release of the final report concerning the accident involving the Glória elevator has been rescheduled to the first quarter of 2027. This postponement stems from the need to conduct "destructive and unrepeatable tests" as part of the ongoing investigation. Additionally, the authorities cited "public spending optimization" as a factor influencing the revised timeline.

The investigation into the incident is being conducted jointly by the GPIAAF (Information Office for Accidents Prevention and Investigation of Civil Aviation) and the Public Prosecutor's Office. This collaborative approach aims to thoroughly examine all aspects of the accident to determine its cause and prevent future occurrences.

While the exact nature of the "destructive and unrepeatable tests" has not been detailed, they are likely crucial for understanding the structural failures or mechanical issues that may have contributed to the accident. The emphasis on optimizing public spending suggests a careful allocation of resources for the investigation, ensuring efficiency while maintaining thoroughness.