Le point sur la Journée (Fait nuit maintenant) sur le Guardian !
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jan/04/airasia-flight-qz8501-icing-of-engines-was-likely-cause-of-crash-says-agency
Rien de confirmé today, beaucoup de courant (Il ne s'arrête jamais celui là, pas de renverse ??) et pas de visibilité ...
Ne pas exclure le possible déplacement mécanique de certaines parts de l'avion , sur le fond, et par le courant !
Le Icing, de qq chose, une cause très possible, mais bon c'est la Meteo Indo, qui pense que les données atmo y étaient favorables, c'est tout ...
Et toujours des victimes "Flottantes" vues au bout d'une semaine !
They also found another major part of the aircraft to add to the four discovered on Saturday but rough seas again forced them to abandon their efforts early.
An initial report on the website of BMKG, Indonesia’s meteorological agency, suggested the weather at the time the plane went down sparked the disaster after it appeared to fly into storm clouds.
“Based on the available data received on the location of the aircraft’s last contact, the weather was the triggering factor behind the accident,” said the report.
“The most probable weather phenomenon was icing which can cause engine damage due to a cooling process. This is just one of the possibilities that occurred based on the analysis of existing meteorological data.”
Search and rescue agency chief Bambang Soelistyo said on Sunday that the
dive teams managed to go into the water but visibility on the sea bottom was zero, with currents of three to five knots.“For that reason, the diving efforts must be temporarily stopped. We’ll try to deploy an ROV (remotely-operated underwater vehicle),” he said.
He said the fifth major part of the plane, located early Sunday, was about 10m x 1m (33 x 3.3ft).
The search, focused on a patch of sea southwest of Pangkalan Bun, a town on Borneo, has also been extended east because
parts of the plane may have been swept by currents, Soelistyo said.
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The search, focused on a patch of sea southwest of Pangkalan Bun, a town on Borneo, has also been
extended east because parts of the plane may have been swept by currents, Soelistyo said.
The relief operation has prioritised finding the bodies of those on board the ill-fated flight, of whom 155 were Indonesian, with three South Koreans, one Singaporean, one Malaysian, one Briton and a Frenchman – co-pilot Remi Plesel.
Indonesian pilot Setiawan, who is part of the ariel recovery effort combing the search area from above, told local television channel MetroTV that he
had seen another three bodies floating in the sea early Sunday.
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J'ajoute,
Et, pendant qu'on y est, autant faire une démo complète chez AirAsia ... un Bang (Surge ?) à Surabaya sur un A320 AirAsia... Au roulage, juste avant de commencer un décollage ...peut être sur l'allumage du 2nd moteur ... pas trop grave, mais panique garantie, un paquet de Pax n'a pas voulu ré embarquer !
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/airasia-plane-engine-fails-minutes-before-takeoff-at-indonesian-airport-9956110.html
While the aeroplane was taxiing at Juanda International Airport in Surabaya, Indonesia a loud bang was heard that horrified passengers, according to Indonesia’s Metro TV.
The aircraft was able to return to its gate where the 120 passengers disembarked to wait while the engine was repaired.
Passenger Yusuf Fitriadi said: “The plane was ready and moved, but suddenly a loud sound was heard, the sound of the engine disappeared and the plane moved backwards. We were shocked and panicked.”
Re: Air Asia Indonésia : QZ8501 Crash mer de Java
par 11.9-af447 Sam 3 Jan 2015 - 11:04
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