Transportation and Logistics Central Research Head of Trisakti
Transportation Management College (STMT), Suharto Abdul Majid, said that
there are many factors that could cause the crash of Malaysia Airlines.
"But, in broad outline there are two conjectures that I could convey,"
he said when contacted by Tempo, Sunday, March 9.
The first is from the weather factor, air pressure or sudden
turbulences. However, he stated that windshear may not be the cause of
the accident. "Windshear normally happens on the land," he explained.
The second is from the plane's technical issues' factor. He opined
that there is something wrong with the Boeing 777-200ER system that was
operated by its aviation company, as a result, it lost contact from the
air traffic controller (ATC).
Suharto explained that according to previous information, the weather
around the area where the Malaysia Airlines MH370 crashed was in good
condition. The Kuala Lumpur–Beijing route, he said, is also a relatively
safe route. He assured that there have never been any airplane
accidents in that route.
The Malaysia Airlines plane lost contact in the air region of Vietnam
on Saturday, March 8. The plane that carried 227 passengers and 12 crew
members was believed to fell in the South China Sea. Search and Rescue
teams from nearby countries close to the flight route have been deployed
to conduct a search.
Source : Tempo
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