Boeing 737 With 56 Aboard Missing After Takeoff From Jakarta

[ATLTRACON(ret)]

Sriwijaya Air Flight 182 lost contact with Indonesia’s aviation authorities after taking off from capital Jakarta, according to the country’s search and rescue agency.

Search resumes for Boeing 737 carrying 62 people feared to have crashed into sea near Jakarta | Air transport | The Guardian

Debris found in sea after Sriwijaya Air flight went missing shortly after takeoff

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[ChasenSFO]

Damn, not good. I read 7 children and 3 infants on board, sounds like a lot of families on board...

Looks like the 737-500 was N27610 with Continental then United and went to Indonesia in 2012, close to 27 years old. It looked like a similar track to JT610(the Lion Air 737MAX crash) so I overlaid the tracks to see. Pretty damned close. Looks like a sharp turn aback towards the airfield right before the crash from the track.

 

[deadstick]

Isn’t that about the same location as the Lion Air Max crash?

 

[GypsyPilot]

Wow, 240 pm departure. I’ve flown out of there several times, and it’s straight out over the ocean and can be disorienting at night. But pretty straightforward, particularly at day. Really sorry to hear this.

 

[ATLTRACON(ret)]

 

[mightynimbus]

According to one news source I just read, it only fell to an altitude of 250 feet

 

[Boris Badenov]

so I overlaid the tracks to see. Pretty damned close.

I mean it's pretty damned close in the sense that they both had "737" in their model designation, took off from the same airport, and crashed, I guess.

 

[ChasenSFO]

I mean it's pretty damned close in the sense that they both had "737" in their model designation, took off from the same airport, and crashed, I guess.

They're miles apart but roughly on the same track and both just off the coast

 

[Boris Badenov]

They're miles apart but roughly on the same track and both just off the coast

Are you suggesting that this might have to do with their magnetic heading and the state of matter of what's beneath them?

 

[Lawman]

According to one news source I just read, it only fell to an altitude of 250 feet

Are you trying to be funny or do you genuinely not understand radar resolution cells?

I’d say the number of fisherman posting/sending pictures of themselves with floating debris is a pretty good indication that the conspiracy theorist BS can go away on this one.


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[ChasenSFO]

Are you suggesting that this might have to do with their magnetic heading and the state of matter of what's beneath them?

LOL no wtf. Planes can crash anywhere enroute, it is just interesting to me that as infrequent as crashes are these days, 2 737s have crashed a few miles offshoreflying the SID out of Jakarta in about 1.5 years. I can't think of any other area within several miles that 2 airliners have crashed anytime in recent history.

 

[mightynimbus]

Are you trying to be funny or do you genuinely not understand radar resolution cells?

I’d say the number of fisherman posting/sending pictures of themselves with floating debris is a pretty good indication that the conspiracy theorist BS can go away on this one.


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I understand it just fine, and yes I do find it funny how the journalist in the story I read framed it, and that is exactly what I posted.
Do you genuinely not understand how ridiculous reporting on aviation accidents can be?

 

[jynxyjoe]

LOL no wtf. Planes can crash anywhere enroute, it is just interesting to me that as infrequent as crashes are these days, 2 737s have crashed a few miles offshoreflying the SID out of Jakarta in about 1.5 years. I can't think of any other area within several miles that 2 airliners have crashed anytime in recent history.

If they had 3x the number of takeoffs and landings they'd probably have one crashed in the same area every 6 months.

 

[Richman]

I understand it just fine, and yes I do find it funny how the journalist in the story I read framed it, and that is exactly what I posted.
Do you genuinely not understand how ridiculous reporting on aviation accidents can be?

Are there real people still involved in journalism? I thought it was all AI & bots, and the people on TV simply actors.

 

[Lawman]

I understand it just fine, and yes I do find it funny how the journalist in the story I read framed it, and that is exactly what I posted.
Do you genuinely not understand how ridiculous reporting on aviation accidents can be?

These days nobody knows anymore.

Conspiracy theorists and bad reporting on aviation by news anchors seems to have an almost complementary existence.

Not a new problem either. You can still find people to this day that will insist we shot down Flight 800 and that no plane ever hit the pentagon.


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[Autothrust Blue]

Are there real people still involved in journalism?

Oh, yes, there are indeed.

If you didn’t see NewsHour’s coverage of the attack on the Capitol, you’re missing out.

 

[Old Pete]

One a day in Jakarta bay

 

[Roger Roger]

Oh, yes, there are indeed.

If you didn’t see NewsHour’s coverage of the attack on the Capitol, you’re missing out.

ah the good old cynicism as an excuse for disengagement.
“Both parties are corrupt so I’m gonna excuse voting for this horrible person”
“None of the news is perfect so I’m just gonna discount all of what I don’t like”

 

[zmiller4]

Not a new problem either. You can still find people to this day that will insist we shot down Flight 800

Even well respected members of this site....

 

[jynxyjoe]

Not a new problem either. You can still find people to this day that will insist we shot down Flight 800 and that no plane ever hit the pentagon.

60% or so of america believes in one of the jfk conspiracy theories.