JAKARTA. The search for Sriwijaya Air flight number SJ 182 on the Jakarta-Pontianak route lost contact is still ongoing. Bambang Suryoaji, Deputy of Operations and Preparedness of Basarnas, said that the main step for Basarnas tonight is to find the location where the plane crashed.
"Tomorrow morning we will carry out a search and study," said Bambang in a press conference, Saturday (9/1). He said the biggest obstacle to finding a location tonight was visibility due to night conditions.
The obstacle we face is visibility because it is nighttime. "But tonight we will try our best. If tonight we find the coordinates, tomorrow morning we can carry out the search optimally," he said.
Bambang said that some information in the field revealed pieces that were suspected of being part of the Sriwijaya aircraft. "Our joint team makes evidence for research from an airplane or not," he said.
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Previously, the Regent of Seribu Islands Djunaedi said that the Sriwijaya Air plane from Jakarta to Pontianak had crashed in the vicinity of Male Island. A patrol boat from the Ministry of Transportation also found flakes of meat at the location suspected of being the crash point of the Sriwijaya Air SJ 182 plane.
The fishermen of Lancang Island first heard the sound of an explosion like the sound of lightning around the crash site of the Sriwijaya Air plane. At that time, the crash site was subject to heavy rain. The fisherman reported to the Thousand Islands Regency Government.
Bambang said that the search and exploration would be carried out around Lancang Island and Male Island. The depth of the location is between 20 meters and 23 meters.
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Meanwhile, a coordinating post for the search for Sriwijaya Air aircraft for the Jakarta-Pontianak route was established at the Jakarta International Container Terminal (JICT) 2, North Jakarta. This was conveyed by Basarnas Jakarta Public Relations, Ramli Prasetio.
"Posko JICT 2. The Lion Air post (search) yesterday," said Ramli, when confirmed, Saturday (9/1) night. According to information compiled by Kompas.com, the JICT 2 Command Post is the main post for searching for Sriwijaya Air aircraft for the Jakarta-Pontianak route.
Sriwijaya Air aircraft from Jakarta to Pontianak with a call sign SJY 182. Last contact was made at 14:40 WIB.
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Jakarta - The commercial aircraft on the Jakarta-Pontianak route lost contact in the waters of Lancang Island, Seribu Islands. The Ministry of Transportation (Kemenhub) and Sriwijaya Air are still investigating the loss of the plane with flight number SJ182.
The Sriwijaya Air plane was known to take off from Soetta Airport from Jakarta to Pontianak around 13.30 WIB. Then the plane with the SJ182 call sign last contacted it at 14:40 WIB.
"Sriwijaya Air is still in contact with various related parties to obtain more detailed information regarding the SJ182 Jakarta-Pontianak route," said Sriwijaya Air's Senior Manager Corporate Communication Theodora Erika in his statement, Saturday (9/1/2021).
The plane reportedly lost contact around Lancang Island, Thousand Islands. The plane took off from Soekarno-Hatta Airport heading to Pontianak, West Kalimantan.
"It's been lost contact around Tanjung Pasir, Lancang Island," said the Manager of Branch Communication and Legal Soekarno-Hatta Airport, Haerul Anwar, when asked for confirmation, Saturday (9/1/2021).
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This is Sriwijaya's flight route before contact was lost
The Sriwijaya Air flight that lost contact was last recorded in the northern sea of Java Island.
The Sriwijaya aircraft's flight tracks are monitored via the FlightRadar24 website. The plane took off from Soekarno-Hatta Airport on Saturday (9/1/2021) at 14:36 WIB.
Currently, the flight status on the FlightRadar34 website reads 'Unknown'. There is no information about landing time.
From the path shown, the aircraft flew west, then north. Observed, the last aircraft was above the Java Sea, precisely on the north side of Java Island.
Sriwijaya Air aircraft lost contact with SJ182
The plane that lost contact was Sriwijaya Air SJ182 with PK-CLC registration.
"The flight number is SJ182, the registration number is PK-CLC," said Soekarno-Hatta Airport Branch Communication and Legal Manager Haerul Anwar when contacted by detik.com, Saturday (9/1/2021).
Sriwijaya Air aircraft lost contact on Lancang Island
The Sriiwijaya Air plane with the PK-CLC body number lost contact in the Thousand Islands area, Jakarta.
"It's been lost contact around Tanjung Pasir Pulau Lancang," said the Manager of Branch Communication and Legal Soekarno-Hatta Airport, Haerul Anwar, when asked for confirmation, Saturday (9/1/2021).
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Seribu Islands Regent: The info is that a plane crashed and exploded
The Regent of Seribu Islands, Junaedi, said that a plane crashed around the island of Laki, Kepulauan Seribu.
Junaedi said that he received the information at around 14.30 WIB. Junaedi said the plane crashed and exploded.
"Yes, he said there was (the plane crashed) earlier at 14.30 WIB. Maybe there is currently a search. The info (the plane) crashed, exploded on Male Island," Junaedi told detikcom, Saturday (9/1/2021).
Junaedi explained that Laki Island is around Lancang Island and Tidung Island. According to him, Male Island is an uninhabited place.
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The SJ182 aircraft on the Jakarta-Pontianak route which lost contact was a Boeing manufacturer.