Pakistans apparently 'falling' air industry

Since June, this year, three airplane crashes have taken place. This gives Pakistan some cause for concern as it will obviously affect its intercity flying clientelle and international flights. One wonders whether its technical issues at fault but since the planes involved are not locally made, it can be the environment or flying conditions in Pakistan.
Whatever it is, Pakistan seems to be knee deep in struggling from bomb blasts, plane crashes, firing, floods, and unrest.
The latest crash happened on the 28th of November, when a Russian cargo plane into buildings under construction in the Dalmai neighbourhood, where the air force and the navy have apartments and offices close to Jinnah International airport.
The multi-purpose cargo aircraft was often used to take humanitarian aid to developing countries, as well as other large items. Which makes this incident even more tragic because the poor people (may their souls rest in peace) were here in Pakistan to offer help and distribute aid to poverty struck areas.

All of the 8 Russian crew members were killed on impact and their bodies were discernible from the burning debris and wreckage of the plane. The bodies of three construction workers were identified as Shahid, Khuda Bux and Ejaz. Two of them were married, and one was the father of three children.
The explosion caused by the crash was so loud and powerful, creating a ripple much like a bomb blast that people thought a bomb had exploded and about a hundred people gathered at the site of the crash to see the tragic accident that had occurred.