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طائرة تصطدم ببقرة وتنحرف عن المدرج في اندونيسيا


خرجت طائرة اندونيسية تقل 110 ركاب عن المدرج بعدما اصطدمت ببقرة عندما كانت تحط في مطار غوروتالو على جزيرة سولاويزي الاندونيسية على ما اعلنت مسؤولون الاربعاء (7 أغسطس/ آب 2013).
ولم يصب اي راكب بجروح كبيرة عندما انهت الطائرة هي من طراز "بوينغ 737-900" تابعة لشركة "لايون اير" مشوارها في حقل بعدما اصطدمت بالبقرة مساء الثلاثاء.
اما البقرة فقد نفقت تحت احد اطارات الطائرة على ما قال مدير المطار انغوس براموكا لوكالة فرانس برس.
وقال قائد الطائرة ايوان بيرمادي لوكالة الانباء الاندونيسية "انتارا" انه شعر بصدمة وبرائحة "لحم يحترق".
وروى انه عندما بدأ يقترب من المطار ظن انه شاهد كلابا على المدرج. واوضح "في الواقع كانت ثلاث ابقار في وسط المدرج".
وبعد الاصطدام، انحرفت الطائرة التي كانت اتية من جاكرتا وتوقفت في حقل محاذ للمدرج. وتمكن كل الركاب من الخروج منها بامان على ما قال الناطق باسم وزارة النقل الاندونيسية بامبانغ ايرفان.
واغلق المطار بعد الحادث.
اندونيسيا وهي ارخبيل من 17 الف جزيرة تعتمد على النقل الجوي بين جزرها ولديها احد اسوأ السجلات في اسيا على صعيد سلامة الطيران.
ففي نيسان/ابريل الماضي سقطت طائرة تابعة لشركة "لايون اير" في البحر وعلى متنها 108 اشخاص بعدما فوتت المدرج خلال الهبوط في مطار جزيرة بالي. قد اصيب عشرات الركاب بجروح.


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An Indonesian passenger jet crashed into a cow and skidded off the runway as it came into land at an airport in the centre of the archipelago, officials said Wednesday.

No one was killed or seriously injured when the Lion Air plane carrying 110 passengers collided with one of three cows wandering on the runway as it arrived late Tuesday in Gorontalo, on Sulawesi island.
The cow, however, was crushed to death under one of the Boeing 737-900's middle wheels, head of Jalaluddin airport Agus Pramuka said.
The pilot, Iwan Permadi, told state-run Antara news agency he could smell "burning meat" as the jet ran over the animal.

He said he thought there were dogs in front of the plane as it came into land, "but it turned out there were three cows wandering in the middle of the runway".

Pictures showed the dead cow under the aircraft's wheel in a field. The plane, which suffered minor damage, had skidded into the field next to the runway, with its tail still on the runway.
All the passengers managed to disembark safely, transport ministry spokesman Bambang Ervan said.
The plane had started its journey in Jakarta and also had a stopover in Makassar, on Sulawesi, according to local media.
The airport was closed following the incident, disrupting travel plans for people heading home for the Eid al-Fitr holiday in Muslim-majority Indonesia.
One small jet managed to take off Wednesday, but the Lion Air plane was still at the edge of the runway, Pramuka said.

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Incident: Lion B738 at Gorontalo on Aug 6th 2013, hit cows and overran runway on landing










A Lionair Boeing 737-800, registration PK-LKH performing flight JT-892 from Ujung Padang to Gorontalo (Indonesia) with 110 passengers and 7 crew, landed on Gorontalo's runway at 21:11L (13:11Z) but hit a number of cows before coming to a stop past the runway end with a cow embedded and killed under the main gear. No injuries occurred on board of the aircraft, the aircraft sustained minor damage.

Indonesia's Ministry of Transport reported the aircraft landed in good weather and visibility when after touch down the crew noticed three cows on the runway, tried to steer the aircraft around them however hit the cows nonetheless, which resulted in the failure of brakes. The aircraft came to a stop about 10 meters past the paved surface of the runway end safety area. There is currently no explanation as to why the cattle was on the runway.

The airline reported that the crew noticed they had run over something during roll out and radioed tower about running over something. The airline dismissed claims by the Ministry of Transport the crew had attempted to avoid the cows and overran the runway as result.

Photos surfacing on Twitter show the aircraft on soft ground.

No weather data are available.




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