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Old 9th Mar 2009, 19:09
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Lion Air MD-90 off runway at Jakarta

Surprises me that this has not been posted yet (at least not that I can find...)

The Aviation Herald

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Old 9th Mar 2009, 22:37
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fact or fiction

Fake photo? No gear visible, doors open or missing? What landing pls?
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I take it you didnt read the article.

"The airplane suffered substantial damage to the front gear and both wings, both main gear struts collapsed."

Happy to hear everyone got out safely
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Old 9th Mar 2009, 23:07
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Oh, Lion air again
When will people learn not to fly this airline. Avoid them at all costs.
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Jamier,

I did, but it would have been appropriate if the photo in the media report had been close to real.

We our commenting the future of our business.

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Jakarta Post reports:

A Boeing 737-900 Lion Air jet skidded on the runway after landing at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport on Monday, but no passengers were injured, Antara reports.

Airport administrator Edwar Silloy said the incident took place at 3:43 p.m, and officers were evacuating passengers to the airport.

The jetliner had taken off from Makassar, South Sulawesi, at 2:30 p.m. local time, carrying 168 passengers, and had landed in bad weather marked by heavy rain.
The airport authorities have closed the southern runway until midnight, to accelerate the evacuation process.
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Old 9th Mar 2009, 23:42
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Ministry of Truthiness*?


Ministry in talks over Lion Air accident


The Transportation Ministry was discussing with the National Transportation Safety Committe (KNKT) over Boeing 737-900's skidding at the Soekarno-Hatta airport in Tangerang on Monday.

According to state news agency Antara, the Director General of the Air Transport Herry Bhakti was leading the closed meeting that was also attended by representatives from Lion Air and officers from the airport.

“We hold the meeting to find the causes of the accident,” head of the airport administrator office EA Silooy said.

Previously, the KNKT's chairman Tatang Kurniadi said that the committee had categorized the skidding as an accident following structural damages of the airplane.

“The KNKT have dispatched four investigators --- Frans Wenas, Tumenggung, Nurcahyo and Sulaiman --- to collect data and do some preliminary investigations to the location,” he said.
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OK I'll admit that maybe it's only me that is confused by the reports.

But is that a file photo?
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Old 10th Mar 2009, 01:46
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737?

Doesn't look like a 737...
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Old 10th Mar 2009, 02:06
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Two separate incidents. This occurs much too often in Indonesia.
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Old 10th Mar 2009, 03:16
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Local Media Coverage

Both the Jakarta Globe (English Language) and the Media Indonesia (Bahasa Indonesian Language) newspapers running the same photo of the MD-90 on the runway. The photo shows PK-LIL off the runway.

The news article "Close Call as Lion Air Jet Skids and Spins: A Lion Air airplane flying from Makassar, South Sulawesi Province skidded off the runway at Soekarno-Hatti International Airport on Monday, but no passengers were injured during the terrifying ordeal. It was the latest in a string of incidents within the countries troubled aviation industry.
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Old 10th Mar 2009, 08:39
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MD90 ? /737-900 ? . . . close enough for a journo.
Amazing they didn't go for the default option & call it an A380
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Old 10th Mar 2009, 11:15
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Local News Video

Local news are showing live video of passenger evacuation - passenger on board using mobile telephone for video capture. From the footage, it shows at least 30% of the passengers bringing their carry-on bags off the plane. Even better is the picture of the flight attendents running ahead of the passengers to safety - clearly not waiting to ensure pax safely off the plane.

In the footage, there is significant rain, with reduced visbaility and standing water on the active runway from which the plane departed. Nose gear looks to be down but heavily damaged.

From news timing could not be worse - second aviation incident for Lion Air (24 Feb 2009 - no front landing gear) in as many weeks - just as the Indonesian CAA was petitioning for access to Europe - looks like that may be delayed.
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Old 10th Mar 2009, 11:34
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Lionair fleet ugprade

It was being touted that Lionair will discard all old MDs and be an all B-737-900 carrier ..

Just when I thought that they purposely crashed the MD80, they prove me wrong with a 737-900 also going down.

If I am not mistaken, Lionair was the launch customer for the 900 series, and has the largest order for the type..

Lionair - "WE MAKE PEOPLE FLY"
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Old 10th Mar 2009, 22:17
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Things are getting back to normal in Indonesia. ExpressAir landing before the threshold in Fak-Fak, Garuda landing on a taxiway in Palembang, Batavia off track from Jakarta to Pontianak, Lion Air nose gear problem in Batam and now Lion again making the news...unfortunately something serious will happen soon...
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Old 10th Mar 2009, 23:28
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Time to refresh the information here … again:- Managing threats and errors during approach and landing.
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Old 11th Mar 2009, 00:26
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I agree, the pic is not a 73X

If I am not mistaken, Lionair was the launch customer for the 900 series, and has the largest order for the type..
Like a response from Microsoft support, your answer is technically correct...

However, AS was the offical launch customer of the 900 back in 1995. Just to pick nits, Lion Air was the first customer for the 737-900ER (Extended Range), with an order for 30 aeroplanes. That was circa 2005.
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Old 11th Mar 2009, 09:24
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My bad.

Lionair opted for the 737-900 ER to fly more regional flights.
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Old 11th Mar 2009, 10:18
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Oh, Lion air again
When will people learn not to fly this airline. Avoid them at all costs.
If you need to get around in Indonesia, there isn't much choice. The other airlines are probably the same. Indonesia is as big as Europe and due to the geography, flying is the only practical way to travel.
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