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Lawsuit over Indonesia 737 crash claims autothrottle problem April 16, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Delta Air Lines Bombardier Boeing 757-200 aircraft as seen arriving, on final approach for landing in New York JFK John F. Kennedy International Airport. The B757 narrow body airplane was flying previously for TWA Trans World Airlines and AA American Airlines. The registration the Boing 757 plane is N713TW and is powered by 2x PW jet engines. Delta Airlines is the second-largest in the world, member of SkyTeam aviation alliance with headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia. NY, USA on 2nd February 20...

Wednesday, 10 Feb 2021 04:56 PM MYT Sriwijaya Air flight SJ182 passenger jet’s throttles showed an ‘anomaly’ and had been repaired several times before a deadly accident last month. — AFP file pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. JAKARTA, Feb 10 — An Indonesian passenger jet’s throttles showed an “anomaly” and had been repaired several times before a deadly accident last month, but the exact cause of the crash was unclear, investigators said today. “The left (engine throttle) was moving backward too far while the right one wa...

Flight SJ182 was presumed to have crashed on Saturday.

Indonesian plane crash: Rescuers identify first victim Authorities are searching for clues to explain what caused Sriwijaya Air Flight SJ182 to abruptly plunge into the Java Sea. The plane's data recorders have been located, with efforts underway to retrieve them. Divers have scoured the sea bed for remains since the crash was confirmed The crew of flight SJ182, which crashed off Jakarta with 62 people aboard, did not declare an emergency or report technical problems, an investigator said Monday. The first victim, a flight attendant, was identified among the recovered remains. Nurcahyo Utom...

Indonesia, which had one of the fastest-growing airline industries in the world prior to Covid, has a patchy safety record when it comes to air accidents