Pesawat Sriwijaya Air Jakarta-Pontianak Terhempas di Laut Jawa

Pesawat Penerbangan SJY182 Sriwijaya Air yang dilaporkan terputus hubungan selepas berlepas dari Jakarta menuju ke Pontianak petang tadi, disahkan terhempas di Laut Jawa.

Menurut laporan Flightradar24, pesawat tersebut menjunam sebanyak 10,000 kaki ke bawah dalam masa kurang dari satu minit, sebelum terputus hubungan empat minit setelah berlepas.

Kementerian Perhubungan Indonesia melaporkan bahawa mereka telah menemui ‘serpihan daging‘ dipercayai daging manusia di kawasan pesawat itu dipercayai terhempas.

Memetik laporan Kompas, kapten kapal ronda Kementerian Perhubungan, Eko, mengatakan bahawa beliau juga telah menjumpai bahan bakar pesawat di lokasi kejadian, dan bahawa nelayan berhampiran telah melaporkan kedengaran bunyi seakan-akan petir di kawasan itu.

Berdasarkan data radar, pesawat Boeing 737-500 itu telah membelok hampir 90 darjah ke kanan, sebelum terus turun pada kelajuan yang tinggi.

Penerbangan SJY182 itu berlepas dari Lapangan Udara Soekarno–Hatta, Jakarta pada jam 1.25 petang waktu tempatan dan dijadualkan untuk mendarat di Lapangan Terbang Supadio, Pontianak pada jam 2.50 petang waktu tempatan.

Kazakhstan Plane Crash: 15 Killed as Bek Air Flight Comes Down After Take-Off

[The National UAE}- A passenger plane with 100 people on board crashed Friday shortly after takeoff from Almaty airport in Kazakhstan, the government said, killing at least 15 people.

The crash injured at least 66 others, officials in Almaty said.

The Bek Air aircraft hit a concrete fence and a two-story building after takeoff from Almaty International Airport. It said the plane lost attitude at 7.22am.

Bek Air #Z92100 crashed shortly after takeoff from Almaty this morning. Preliminary ADS-B data is available at https://t.co/mZRiDsJVkx. We are currently retrieving and processing granular ADS-B data for this flight. pic.twitter.com/n0G5sujqiM

— Flightradar24 (@flightradar24) December 27, 2019

In a statement on its Facebook page, the airport said there was no fire and a rescue operation got under way immediately following the crash.

The plane was flying to Nur-Sultan, the country’s capital formerly known as Astana.

The aircraft was identified as a Fokker-100, a medium-sized, twin-turbofan jet airliner. The company manufacturing the aircraft went bankrupt in 1996 and the production of the Fokker-100 stopped the following year.

Flight #Z92100 was performed by a 23 years old Fokker 100. Last photo of this aircraft in @JetPhotos database was taken in June 2018 and it looks like the aircraft has been repainted since that.https://t.co/bhxdjUUVmYhttps://t.co/cC53Jx8HQu pic.twitter.com/HLviY6bMOl

— Flightradar24 (@flightradar24) December 27, 2019

President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev pledged to provide families of the victims with compensation and tweeted that those responsible “will be severely punished in accordance with the law.”

Tokayev also said that a government commission had been set up to investigate the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.

In March, a Bek Air Fokker-100 plane with 116 passengers made an emergency landing at the capital’s international airport after its landing gear failed to deploy. None of the passengers or five-member crew were injured.

Kazakhstan’s industry ministry said in a statement Friday that the Fokker-100 model would be grounded until the cause of the accident became clear.

Melbourne Plane Crash, Victims Named (Photos)

This image made from video shows the site of a plane crash at Essendon Airport in Melbourne, Australia Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2017. An official says a light plane has crashed into a shopping mall in the city of Melbourne. (Channel 9 via AP)

A commercial charter flight heading from Essendon Airport in Melbourne to King Island in the Bass Strait crashed in a “massive fireball” into a shopping center near the airport, shortly after takeoff killing all the five people on board.

Sky News reported that the Beechcraft Super King Airplane came in ‘low and fast’ before it crashed onto DFO (Direct Factory Outlet) at Essendon Fields at about 9am on Tuesday, February 21, 2017.

The twin-engine aircraft which was owned by Myjet had been hired by Corporate and Leisure Travel.

None of the staff at the shopping center which was not yet open to the public was injured or killed.

News Corp has confirmed the identity of the pilot as an Australian man named Max Quartermain while the United States state department has confirmed to US network NBC in a statement that all of the four passengers were Americans. 

According to Sky News report, two of the four passengers are Greg Reynolds De Haven and Russell Munsch, as being named by their families on social media.

Police said that the plane had a “catastrophic engine failure” and was turning back to the airport before it crashed.

Both the Essendon airport and the DFO shopping centre are closed to allow for investigations.

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Air Canada Flight AC624 ‘Exits’ Runway

Air Canada A320 Airbus, flight AC624, ‘exited’ runway while landing at the Halifax airport.

22 people on board were injured.

The plane which flew in from Toronto hit a power pylon after exiting the runway due to heavy snow which caused the visibility to be poor.

The incident knocked down the power at the airport and multiple flights to Halifax were cancelled.

No death tolls were reported yet.