Pesawat Indonesia membawa 10 penumpang terputus hubungan di Sulawesi

Sebuah pesawat penumpang Indonesia yang membawa 10 penumpang dan kru terputus hubungan dengan pusat kawalan trafik udara ketika penerbangan di Sulawesi pada Jumaat.

Ketua agensi mencari dan menyelamat Indonesia mengesahkan pesawat Aviastar Twin Otter DHC-6 terputus hubungan sejurus berlepas dari Lapangan Terbang Masamba di Luwu Utara ke ibu kota wilayah Makassar pada jam 2.29 petang (waktu tempatan).

"Kami masih menunggu maklumat yang lebih terperinci, tetapi saya dan pasukan akan terbang ke Masamba malam ini," kata ketua agensi Bambang Soelistyo kepada AFP.

Soelistyo berkata usaha menyelamat kemungkinan akan dijalankan pada pagi Sabtu.

"Suasana sudah gelap sekarang, tetapi keadaan boleh berubah bergantung kepada perkembangan terkini," katanya.

Pesawat yang membawa empat orang dewasa, tiga kanak-kanak dan tiga anak kapal itu dijadual tiba di Makassar sejam selepas berlepas.

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