No one survived the 189 rider of the Crashed Plane

Lion Air's aircraft crashed due to mechanical error. Photo: AFP

No one survived the 189 rider of the crashed plane

Indonesia's aircraft, which was crashed in the sea after a few flights to the sky, had mechanical errors before it. The technical log was confirmed as the aircraft's flaws have occurred before the day of the accident. None of the 189 people of the aircraft are expected to survive.

The BBC received the technical log information of the lesser-priced airplane. According to the BBC, the technical log of the flight from Bali to Jakarta on Indonesia last Sunday revealed that its instrument was "not reliable" and the pilot was about to hand over the aircraft to the first officer (FO). However, the BBC did not find any statement from the Lion Air Authority about this.

JetTh-610 flight left for Jakarta at 6:20 am local time on Monday. In one hour, the flight was scheduled to arrive at Deepti Amir airport of Pankal Pinang. But in 13 minutes of the flight the connection with the control panel was disconnected. At the last moment, the pilot was asked to return to the Sukarna Hatta airport in Jakarta. The plane is seen to fly to the last sea. The plane had 181 passengers, including three children. Besides, there were two pilots and six cabin crew.

The news agency AFP reported that it was the first major accident of Boeing 737 Max (new version 737) of the aircraft. Rescuers rescued the body of some and personal belongings including baby shoes. The families of the deceased were asked to identify the body in the hospital.

The personal belongings of the passengers killed. Photo: Twitter

According to the technical log data from the BBC, the previous flight was recommended, the captain's speed reading machine is not reliable, the captain and the first officer's equipment do not have to adjust the level of superior readings (altitude readings) from the sea level.

The log was told, "The captain's instrument was identified as not reliable. Be handed over to the FO Still the crew decided to continue the flight and it safely landed in Jakarta.

Prior to this, Lion Air Chief Executive Edward Saireyt said that there was an unspecified problem in the technical issue of the aircraft on the way to Bali from Denpasar to Jakarta, but the matter was later resolved. He said, "If the plane had been broken, then it was impossible to get out of the debt. We solve the problem immediately after receiving reports from flight crew. "He also said that they operate 11 aircraft of 737 Max 8 models, but they do not have the same technical problems.

The jetty-610 flight was scheduled to reach at Deepti Amir Airport of Pankal Pinang after an hour after flying at 6:20 am local time from Jakarta. But after 13 minutes of flying, the communication with the flight was disconnected. The pilot was asked to return to the airport at Sukarn Hatta, Jakarta.

Residents of the Crisis Center at Jakarta Airport in search of the passengers' bodies. Photo: Reuters

Indonesia's Chief of Disaster Response Sutopo Pu Nuhapar gave pictures of crashed aircraft and personal belongings of passengers. These things were floating in the sea.

There were 20 employees in the Ministry of Finance of the Indonesian Ministry of Air Staff. They were working at the office of Penguin Pinnang. They were returning from Jakarta.

In a statement, Lion Air said, the pilot and co-pilot of the aircraft has more than 11,000 hours of operating experience.

Before learning about the outcome of the accident, Australia has prohibited the government employees and contractors from using this aircraft.

The 737 Max series of Boeing's most selling vehicles are sold. There are four models in this series, Max 7, Max 8, Max 9 and Max 10. Boeing 737 Max 8 is commercially used since 2016.

In 2013, a plane of Lion Air, named after the sea. But passengers and crew were all saved. Photo: AFP

The accidental plane made in 2018. It was used for low passenger passenger transport.

In one statement, the Boeing organization expressed sympathy to the families of those killed. In the statement, the company said it was ready to provide all technical assistance in the investigation of the accident.

The vast island nation is heavily dependent on the aircraft for Indonesia travel. But the safety records of many airplanes in the country are not good.

After the establishment of Lion Air in 1999, international flights of Southeast Asia, Australia and the Middle East have started operating as well as internal flights. There are allegations of security and poor management in the past against the organization. Until 2016, there was a ban on the flight of the European airspace on their aircraft.

In 2013, Lion Air fell to the sea before landing at 904 flight sand international airport. However, 108 passengers and crew of the aircraft survived the accident. In 2004, 538 flights from Jakarta were displaced in Solo City. It killed 25 people. In 2011 and 2012, a number of Lion Air pilots were found to be drug addicts. One of the pilot drugs took place a few hours before the start of the flight.