Singapore transport safety investigators in Jakarta to assist with Sriwijaya Air cras

[lily9889]

Singapore transport safety investigators in Jakarta to assist with Sriwijaya
Air crash



A team from Singapore's Transport Safety Investigation Bureau is assisting with the probe into 
the Sriwijaya Air plane crash, said Singapore's Ministry of Transport on Sunday (Jan 17).


The two investigators arrived in Jakarta on Wednesday after Indonesia's National Transportation
Safety Committee accepted Singapore's offer to help with the investigation.

Flight SJ182 lost contact with air traffic controllers minutes after taking off from Jakarta during 
heavy rain on Jan 9. The Boeing 737-500 crashed into the Java Sea, killing all 62 people
on board.

Singapore's Transport Minister Ong Ye Kung said the two investigators are working with
the Indonesian team to look at the recovered data and wreckage.

"Alexander Leong specialises in flight recorders and is working with the National Transportation 
Safety Committee’s team in Jakarta to look at recovered data.

"David Lim, a licensed aircraft maintenance engineer, is with the team at Tanjung Priok port 
looking through the wreckage that has been recovered so far," said Mr Ong in a Facebook post 
on Sunday.

The pair have 18 years of air incident investigation experience between them, the minister said
in a Facebook post.

Mr Ong added: "It is meticulous, complex work. Some data has already been recovered. 
We hope for more positive developments in the coming days."

Read the news here. : เทคนิคหารายได้จากเกมสล็อตออนไลน์