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The aircraft of the Indonesian airline Lion Air, which crashed with 188 occupants on board, had technical problems during a flight Sunday although they were solved before taking off this Monday, said the airline.
" The aircraft was able to fly.Technical problems were reported during a previous night flight between Denpasar and Jakarta . The problem was then resolved and obtained the certificate of theft of an engineer "said Edward Sirait executive director of Lion Air, at a press conference.
The plane, a Boeing 737, had entered into service halfway Soerjanto Tjahjono, chairman of the National Committee on Transportation Safety, told the media last August that he had about 800 hours flight.
"We can not badume anything until we find the black boxes and badyze the recording of the tower (d
For its part, the airline stated that the pilots ordered had more than 11,000 hours of
Indonesia confirmed the presence of an aircraft Air Lion crashed a few minutes after takeoff in the Java Sea with 188 occupants on board, 181 pbadengers and seven crew members.
The aircraft, bearing identification JT 610, disappeared from the radar 13 minutes after its takeoff from the airport from Jakarta to Pangkal Pinang. [19659002] Before crashing, the pilot requested return to the airfield of the Indonesian capital, which had been cleared but had not sent an emergency signal before the incident, authorities said [19659009AtthetimeofthedisappearancetheaircraftwasflyingovertheJavaSeadeclaredMediainJakartathedirectorofthe'sNationalAgency'emergencyMuhammadSyaugi
According to several local media reports, the craft would have fallen on the bay. in Karawang, where the water depth varies between 30 and 35 meters.
Aviation expert Gerry Soejatman commented on social networks that the remains discovered indicated that " the aircraft would have had an impact in high-speed water " ; and would have fallen from an approximate height of 2,500 meters.
The plane was scheduled to land an hour after leaving on the island of Bangka.
There are about 160 people on several ships and helicopters. in the alleged area of the accident in search of survivors and black boxes that will serve to clarify what happened thereafter.
Founded in 1999, Lion Air has so far registered only one fatal accident. , the one that occurred in 2004 in the city of Solo and where 25 people died.
However, the largest low-cost airline in Indonesia suffered a half-dozen minor incidents, similar to that suffered in 2013 during its fall. Final approach of Ngurah Rai International Airport, on the island of Bali, in which 108 people survived.
In December 2014, an aircraft of the Indonesian subsidiary of AirAsia company crashed 162 people on board on the road connecting Singapore to Singapore
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