Sukhoi Superjet 100 Found Crashed in Mountain Salak Bogor

Hit-Mount Salak, Sukhoi Found Crashed
Sukhoi Superjet 100 aircraft that were previously reported missing was later found in ruins finding team. Sunaryo, PT Trimarga Rekatama consulting firm that brought the plane to Indonesia on Thursday (10/5), said the plane was found in devastated condition at an altitude of around 1,650 meters in the Mount Salak, Bogor.

He said currently the company has prepared 20 ambulances for the evacuation of victims. He added the victim's family will receive insurance money yet unknown amount.
Meanwhile, Chairman of the SAR Jakarta Parwa Ketut said aircraft debris was found with the point coordinates 106.444.12 06.44.61 south latitude and west latitude. The position of the aircraft debris eastward Ratu Crater.

Hit-Mount Salak, Sukhoi Found Crashed,Team Search and Rescue (SAR) of air Lanud Atang Sanjaya has found the wreckage Sukhoi Superjet (SSJ) 100 on Thursday (10/5) at 9:20 pm at the edge of the bluff area of ​​Mount Salak, Cidahu, Sukabumi.
The plane disappeared on Wednesday (9/5) was found yesterday afternoon by the Super Puma helicopter with registration number 3214 which dterbangkan of Atang Sanjaya airfield with pilot pilot Maj. Levy on location at 5,500 feet above sea level. The fuselage has also reportedly been in ruins.

As reported by Reuters, in order to reach that location. Rescue teams and military personnel and volunteers were deployed to the crash site was SSJ 100.
Department of Information Atang Sanjaya air base, Maj. Ali Umri Lubis said that the current weather in locations quite friendly, although it is quite difficult to reach the location where the crash.
The PT Trimarga Rekatama, Sunaryo said that the plane was found in devastated condition at an altitude of 5400 meters in the Mount Salak, Bogor.

Added,this time the company has prepared 20 ambulances for the evacuation of victims.
Unknown number of casualties in this incident. Even so, the SAR team will endeavor to provide assistance if there are still survivors.

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