On October 29, 2018. An Indonesian passenger plane has crashed into the Java sea killing all 189 people on board, shortly after take-off from Jakarta. <\/p>\n
Further news identified that the aircraft was operated by budget carrier Lion Air. Later, more information came to light that the plane behind Lion Air’s crash off Indonesia was one of Boeing’s newest and most advanced jets. It was just two months old and had logged only 800 hours in the air, according to Indonesian officials. (New York Times). <\/p>\n
For Indonesia, which has been troubled for years by safety problems but had recently shown signs of progress; the crash was another setback for its fast-growing aviation sector. On June 16, 2018, the European Union lifted a ban that has been imposed in 2007 on all Indonesia airlines after the Indonesian government improved its aviation safety standards and practices.<\/p>\n
Investigation progress and finding after the crash<\/p>\n
1.\tNovember 3, 2018: Indonesian rescue diver dies searching for Lion Air plane crash victims
\n2.\tNovember 7, 2018: Boeing has issued safety bulletin to all airlines that operate the Boeing 737 Max aircraft and FAA is expected to follow with an airworthiness directive mandating safety protocol for U.S. carriers
\n3.\tNovember 8, 2018: the Indonesia National Transportation Safety Committee revealed its investigation result. It is found that the crucial sensor was replaced on a Lion Air Boeing Jet.
\n4.\tNovember 10, 2018: Indonesia calls off the search for Lion Air crash victims.
\n5.\tNovember 14, 2018: Lion Air joins US pilots in claiming Boeing withheld info on a plane model that crashed
\n6.\tNovember 18, 2018: the focus has turned to Boeing, which allegedly failed to share enough information with regulators, airlines, and pilots about the systems on new feature implicated in the crash\u2014information that aviation analyst say could have possibly saved the lives of all 189 people on board.
\n7.\tNovember 28, 2018: information retrieved from the flight data recorder showed the \u201cstick shaker\u201d was vibrating the captain\u2019s controls warning of a stall throughout most of the flight. The captain using his control to bring the airline\u2019s nose up, but an automated anti-stall system was pushing it down.<\/p>\n
Related words and phrases <\/p>\n
How to say it in English \tHow to say in bahasa Indonesia
\nA plane crashes \tPesawat terbang jatuh
\nWhich airlines crashed? \tMaskapai penerbangan\/penerbangan mana yang pesawatnya jatuh?
\nWhich airlines have had the most accidents? \tPenerbaganan\/Maskapai penerbangan mana yang paling sering mendapat kecelakaan?
\nWhich is the safest plane? \tPesawat apa yang paling aman?
\nWhich Indonesian airline is the safest? \tMaskapai penerbangan\/penerbangan mana yang paling aman?
\nWhen was the last time an Indonesian plane crashed? \tKapan terakhir kali pesawat terbang Indonesia mengalami kecelakaan?
\nHow likely is it for a plane to crash? \tSeberapa besar pesawat terbang jatuh?
\nWhat caused the crash of the aircraft? \tApa penyebab jatuhnya pesawat terbang tersebut?
\nWhat happened to the plane?
\n \tAda apa dengan pesawat terbangnya?
\nAre the pilot and co-pilot have had extensive training and flying experience\tApakah pilot dan co-pilot telah mendapatkan pelatihan yang ekstensif dan pengalaman terbang?
\nWhich airlines that has never had a plane crash? \tMaskapai penerbangan\/penerbangan yang tidak pernah jatuh?
\nThe Worrying Questions Raised by Indonesia’s Lion Air Crash \tPertanyaan-pertanyaan kekhawatiran meningkat dengan jatuhnya pesawat Lion Air.
\nWhat is new on the 737 Max? \tApa saja yang baru di (Boeing) 737
\nWhich airlines operate the 737 Max? \tMaskapai penerbangan mana saja yang mengoperasikan 737 Max?
\nWhat did airlines and pilots know about the system? \tApa saja yang diketahui oleh maskapai-maskapai penerbangan dan para pilot tentang system tersebut?
\nHow are pilots trained? \tBagaimana para pilot tersebut dilatih?
\nWhat has changed since the crash? \tApa yang berubah sejak jatuhnya pesawat (Boeing 727 Max) tersebut?
\nWhen will the first report on the crash be released? \tKapan laporan pertama tentang jatuhnya pesawat tersebut dipublikasikan? <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
On October 29, 2018. An Indonesian passenger plane has crashed into the Java sea killing all 189 people on board, shortly after take-off from Jakarta. Further news identified that the aircraft was operated by budget carrier Lion Air. Later, more information came to light that the plane behind Lion Air’s crash off Indonesia was one…<\/p>\n