EXPLAINER: Why Indonesia s plane safety record is a concern Indonesian marines look at a large part of a plane recovered from the waters off Java Island where Sriwijaya Air flight SJ-182 crashed on Saturday, at Tanjung Priok Port in Jakarta, Indonesia, Monday, Jan. 11, 2021. The search for the black boxes of the crashed Sriwijaya Air jet intensified Monday to boost the investigation into what caused the plane carrying 62 people to nosedive at high velocity into the Java Sea. Associated Press Indonesian navy personnel use a forklift to carry a large part of a plane recovered from the waters off Java Island where a Sriwijaya Air flight SJ-182 crashed on Saturday, at Tanjung Priok Port in Jakarta, Indonesia, late Sunday, Jan. 10, 2021. The search for the black boxes of the crashed Sriwijaya Air jet intensified Monday to boost the investigation into what caused the plane carrying 62 people to nosedive at high velocity into the Java Sea.
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Indonesia Plane Crash: Families Of Victims File Lawsuit Against Boeing
737-500 plane models have a fatal malfunction that caused the flight to auto-dive and plunge into the Java Sea bed, Indonesia victims families alleged.
Families who lost relatives in Indonesia’s Sriwijaya Air SJ-182 flight plane crash on January 30 sued Boeing for operating a ‘defective and a dangerous aircraft’. At least three Indonesian families of the victims killed onboard SJ-182 air carrier, filed a lawsuit against the Chicago-based aerospace firm with the Circuit Court of Cook County in Illinois on January 25, United States Wisner Law Firm said in a release. Family members looking for settlement claimed in the lawsuit that the 737-500 plane models have a fatal malfunction that caused the flight to auto-dive and plunge into the Java Sea bed, off the Indonesian coast, north of Jakarta just minutes after the takeoff. The flight, bound for Jakarta to Pontianak, vanished fro
Indonesian officials identify body of crashed plane’s pilot
By IANS| Published: 30th January 2021 12:04 pm IST
Jakarta, Jan 30 : Indonesian authorities have identified the three more victims of the Sriwijaya Air plane that crashed into the Java Sea earlier this month, including pilot Captain Afwan RZ, a police officer said.
Besides the pilot, the Indonesian Police’s Disaster Victim Identification (DVI) team on Friday identified two more victims who were brothers named Suyanto and Riyanto, both residents of Central Java province’s district of Sragen, police’s spokesman Brigadier General Rusdi Hartono told the media here on Friday.
Hartono said the DVI team has identified 58 victims consisting of 30 men and 28 women, or 93.5 per cent of the total 62 passengers aboard the flight SJ182, which crashed on January 9 just minutes after taking off from Jakarta.
2021-01-29 14:36:35 GMT2021-01-29 22:36:35(Beijing Time) Xinhua English
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JAKARTA, Jan. 29 (Xinhua) The Indonesian Police s Disaster Victim Identification (DVI) team identified three more victims of the ill-fated Sriwijaya Air plane including pilot Captain Afwan RZ on Friday, a police officer said.
Besides the pilot, the team identified two more victims who are brothers named Suyanto aged 40 years old and Riyanto aged 32 years old who are residents of Central Java province s district of Sragen, the Indonesian Police s spokesman Brigadier General Rusdi Hartono told a press conference.
Hartono said the DVI team has identified 58 victims consisting of 30 men and 28 women, or 93.5 percent of the total 62 passengers aboard the hapless plane.
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