Flakes Qantas A-380 aircraft which fall in Batam, brought to Singapore : Qantas flakes that fall out in Batam, brought to Singapore for further investigation, said a local police official. "Last night we had the handover of the aircraft debris was brought to Singapore," said Police Chief Sr. Comr Barelang Poltabes Eka Yudha told AFP in Batam, on Saturday. According to him, the aircraft debris was taken to Singapore for the purposes of investigation the cause of damage to ships flying the so-called sophisticated."Flakes taken to Singapore for the sake of investigation, may also after it was brought to Australia," said Eka. He said, dried Airbus A380 that brought two members of the National Transportation Safety Committee (NTSC) to Singapore on Friday (5 / 11) at around 20:00 pm. In addition to two members of the NTSC, participating two people who pick up the Qantas representative fractions engine number two Airbus.
Shipping dried aircraft made after a team of forensic laboratory completed the investigation at the Police Headquarters Police Headquarters Barelang. Earlier, Chairman of the NTSC Tatang said Qantas would be taken to flake Australia or Singapore for investigation. "The investigation will be conducted at his headquarters in Australia," said Tatang.
NTSC will work closely with Australian authorities to find the cause of damage to aircraft. "It was Indonesia's obligation to investigate because it occurs in parts of Indonesia," he said.
Airbus A380 crashed in the sky Batam. As a result, bits of plane flying and falling in Batam, Thursday (5 / 11). NTSC ensure that bececeran Qantas splinter in Batam is the number two engine plane.
Engine plane smashed into pieces, and fell in 18 locations in the District of Batam City and Nongsa. Dried aircraft damaging four houses, one unit of car and school. Reportedly there were no fatalities in the crash was an international flight. Before the emergency landing at Changi Airport, Singapore, the pilot had time to throw aftur in Batam to reduce the risk of exploding in the landing. For the latest updates PRESS CTR + D or visit Stock Market news Today
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