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Monday, January 12, 2015

AIRASIA FLIGHT QZ 8501 MISSING ON WAY TO SINGAPORE AIRBUS A320-200-DAY 16

MISSING FLIGHT QZ 8501 AIR BUS A320-200-pic-Indianexpress.com

UPDATES-JAN 12,15-11:00PM
channelnewsasia updates in small type-9.09AM: Indonesian Transport Minister Ignasius Jonan appointed six new officers this evening to head several of its civil aviation departments. They include the Director General of Civil Aviation and the Ministry's heads of Airport Operations in Jakarta, Surabaya and Makassar. 9.34AM: The USS Fort Worth has been scanning the seafloor using a pinger locator and a range of underwater sonar technology. Jack Board reports on its search operations from the vessel.The reshuffle took place following disciplinary actions taken against a number of officers charged with mismanaging airport operations. 10.06AM: As joint search and rescue operations shift gear with the recovery of the flight data recorder, the Search and Rescue chief will report to Parliament at 10.30am Jan 13 (Singapore time) on how the operation has progressed. He will then fly to Surabaya at 3pm to meet with families of passengers aboard #QZ8501, Detik.com reports. 11.51AM: Divers were deployed today to obtain “visual confirmation” of 2 large objects - suspected to be parts of the aircraft - about 4km from where #QZ8501’s tail was found, according to AirAsia's latest statement. 9.34PM: QZ8501's cockpit voice recorder has been found – a day after the flight data recorder was retrieved – and is now on an Indonesian navy ship, according to Indonesia's Transport Minister. 10.10PM: QZ8501 investigator in Pangkalan Bun tells our correspondent Jack Board that he's awaiting another "large piece of debris" in coming days.No bodies have been retrieved since Friday, with only 48 of 162 recovered so far, though that could change with reports that the fuselage has been located. 10.55PM: Suspected but unconfirmed sighting of QZ8501’s engine – Object 18 on the map below – based on the size and shape of underwater wreckage, an investigator tells our correspondent Jack Board.The map also shows the plane’s tail (12), possible stabiliser (18) and location of retrieved black boxes. A large piece of debris is also in the northwest sector.According to Malaysia’s Chief of Navy Abdul Aziz Jaafar, day 17 of the search is focused on Most Probable Area 2, an area spanning 2.5 by 2.5 nautical miles.Divers are also said to have marked the spot where the plane’s main fuselage is believed to lie, 30m deep.

Suspected but unconfirmed sighting of QZ8501’s engine – Object 18 on the map below – based on the size and shape of underwater wreckage, an investigator tells our correspondent Jack Board.

The map also shows the plane’s tail (12), possible stabiliser (18) and location of retrieved black boxes. A large piece of debris is also in the northwest sector.-pic-cna

QZ8501: Suspected location of plane’s engine identified By Jack Board-POSTED: 13 Jan 2015 11:09-CNA

Divers are also believed to have marked out the likely location of the AirAsia aircraft’s fuselage, believed to lie at a depth of 30m
PANGKALAN BUN: The engine of the downed AirAsia Indonesia flight QZ8501 may have been located, based on the shape and size of wreckage spotted underwater, an investigator said on Tuesday (Jan 13).The suspected location of the Airbus A320-200 engine could not be immediately confirmed, the investigator said. Channel NewsAsia also understands that search teams have also possibly identified the locations of the plane’s main fuselage and stabiliser, with divers reported to have marked out the spot the fuselage is believed to lie, 30m deep.Most of the efforts on Day 17 of search operations are focused on an area known as “Most Probable Area 2”, spanning a part of the Java Sea off southern Kalimantan 2.5 by 2.5 nautical miles in dimension, Malaysian Chief of Navy Abdul Aziz Jaafar said on Twitter.The two parts of the airplane’s black box have been found, with the flight data recorder retrieved on Monday (Jan 12) and the cockpit voice recorder on Tuesday morning.The flight data recorder contains information on the plane’s technical data, such as its height, speed and radar information. The cockpit voice recorder records all communication between the pilot and his co-pilot, crew and Air Traffic Control.- CNA/es

I DO NOT THINK THE PLANE EXPLODED EITHER.I BELIEVE IT BROKE IN AT LEAST 5 PLACES.I BELIEVE WHEN IT CLIMED TO 36,000 FEET FROM 32,000 FEET.THERE WAS A TERRIBLE TURBULENCE.THE PLANE LITERALLY STALLED.AND WIITH THE WIND BLOWING SO HARD.THE PLANE STARTED GOING INTO A SPIN OR ROLL OR FLIP SUTUATION.AS IT FLIPS.WHO KNOWS HOW MANY TIMES BEFORE IT HIT THE WATER. BUT I BELIEVE WHEN IT HIT THE WATER.IT EITHER HIT AT THE TAIL BETWEEN ROWS 28-33.THE VERY BACK OF THE PLANE.WERE NO BODIES HAVE BEEN RECOVERED SO FAR.THEN IT BROKE OFF THERE.BETWEEN ROWS 17 AND 27.WHICH WILL BE THE MAIN PART OF THE PLANE WERE ALL THE BODIES WILL BE SEATED.WHEN THESE BACK PARTS SPLIT THE PLANE.THE WAY IT HIT THE WATER. THE LEFT WING WOULD BREAK OFF.AND POSSIBLY ON THE SPIN OF THE WATER HIT.THE RIGHT WING THEN MAY HAVE BROKE OFF ALSO.AND NOW SINCE QUITE A FEW BODIES ARE COMING FROM THE FIST ROWS ALSO.SOME THING HAPPENED AT THE FRONT OF THE PLANE THAT BROKE IT UP BY THE PILOTS CABIN.SINCE THE SECOND MOST BODIES SO FAR CAME FROM THE SEATS 1 TO 7.THE MOST DEAD CAME SO FAR FROM SEATS 21 TO 27 AT THE BACK OF THE PLANE.MAYBE THE PLANE BROKE INTO 7 PIECES AT LEAST.BY THE WAY THE BODIES ARE COMING OUT.WE WILL SEE.ONCE THE RECORDER DATA AND VOICE ARE REVEALED TO US IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS TO A WEEK.

No evidence that QZ8501 exploded before hitting water: Investigator-UPDATED: 12 Jan 2015 21:26-channelnewsasia

BASARNAS operations director Supriyadi says AirAsia flight QZ8501 likely "experienced an explosion" before crashing, but Indonesia’s Transport Safety Investigator says there is no data to support this theory.PANGKALAN BUN: Indonesian transport safety investigator Santoso Sayogo said there was no data to support a theory that AirAsia flight QZ8501 exploded before hitting the water, reports Reuters.This was in response to BASARNAS operations director Supriyadi's earlier comments that the plane had likely "experienced an explosion" due to a change in air pressure.According to Supriyadi, this was partly based on an analysis of the wreckage found.- CNA/by

UPDATES-JAN 12,15-08:50AM
channelnewsasia updates in small type-Retrieving the AirAsia QZ8501-12.24AM: The flight data recorder was found under the debris of the plane's wing, and was loaded onto a ship at 7am, local time, reports Devianti Faridz. 1.02AM: Indonesia Armed Forces chief General Moeldoko has left Pangkalan Bun to the KRI Banda Aceh at the search area to retrieve the black box. 1.34AM: The cockpit voice recorder has been located 20m from the flight data recorder, says SAR Director of Operations Supriyadi. 4.14AM: A view of the search operations from a US Seahawk. 4.22AM: General Moeldoko congratulates TNI divers and BASARNAS for retrieving the plane's flight data recorder. 4.35AM: First glimpse of the plane's flight data recorder, now at Pangkalan Bun. It was brought to mainland from sea, and will be sent to Jakarta for analysis. The flight data recorder is believed to be in good enough condition to be properly read. Results could be out in two days. General Moeldoko confirms only the flight data recorder has been retrieved. The plane’s voice cockpit recorder has been detected and is still underwater.Indonesia military chief General Moeldoko has brought #QZ8501 black box recorder from crash site to Pangkalan Bun. 4.49AM: General Moeldoko says he expects more bodies can be found with the plane's fuselage, Sumisha Naidu reports. 4.59AM: The flight data recorder has been loaded onto an Indonesia Air Force plane bound for Jakarta, Jack Board reports. 5.09AM: The chief of Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee says the data in the flight data recorder will be read in Jakarta as early as tonight or tomorrow. Investigators from Airbus, Indonesian Transport Ministry and TNI are among those involved. 5.50AM: Two more passengers have been identified: Elisabeth Youvita,(33) aged 20, female; and David Gunawan,(34) aged 37, male. Both were from Surabaya. 6.43AM: QZ8501 likely "experienced an explosion" before hitting the water due to a significant change in air pressure, Reuters quotes BASARNAS' operations director as saying. 7.10AM: Santoso Sayogo, an investigator at Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee, told Reuters there is no evidence to support the theory that QZ8501 exploded before hitting water. 7.34AM: Giant balloons might be used to raise the plane's wing so the cockpit voice recorder can be retrieved, BASARNAS operations director Supriyadi said. 8.15AM: The main priority tomorrow is to find the plane's main fuselage and analyse the data flight recorder retrieved today, reports Jack Board from Pangkalan Bun. 8.50AM: The plane's flight data recorder arrived at the National Transportation Safety Committee's office in Jakarta this evening, reports Channel NewsAsia's Sujadi Siswo.

VIEW OF SEARCH OPERATIONhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksMhvQ9uWxw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3jeWdxXyt4

The plane's cockpit voice recorder has not yet been found, says the Indonesia search and rescue chief. The black box consists of two pieces of equipment, the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder.-pic-cna

There is no change to the search sectors on Monday, said Malaysia Chief of Navy Abdul Aziz Jaafar. The search focus will be on on Most Probable Area 2, where the black box was found and multiple objects were detected.-pc-cna

UPDATES-JAN 12,15-12:00AM
channelnewsasia updates in small type-Retrieving the AirAsia QZ8501-8.23PM: The black box has been found, confirm Indonesia authorities. Retrieval of the data recorders will be attempted on Monday.8.45PM: There is no change to the search sectors on Monday, said Malaysia Chief of Navy Abdul Aziz Jaafar. The search focus will be on on Most Probable Area 2, where the black box was found and multiple objects were detected.No change to the Search Sectors. KD PERAK in Sector I and KD LEKIU in Sector III. 27 ships assigned. 10.44PM: The flight data recorder has been lifted from the sea, reports Reuters and AFP. 10.53PM: The plane's cockpit voice recorder has not yet been found, says the Indonesia search and rescue chief. 11.11PM: The authorities have cordoned off the black box search area from passing ships, and have applied radio silence so that they can hear the signal, reports Devianti Faridz.

Data unit of QZ8501 black box heads to Jakarta for analysis: Moeldoko By Jack Board and Sumisha Naidu-UPDATED: 12 Jan 2015 22:18-CNA

PANGKALAN BUN, Indonesia: A flight data recorder recovered from near the crash site of AirAsia flight QZ8501 on Monday (Jan 12) is slated to arrive in Jakarta for analysis that could begin immediately and show initial results in two days, Indonesia military chief General Moeldoko told reporters here.Divers from Indonesia retrieved the flight data recorder near wreckage of the Airbus A320-200 that went down on Dec 28 in the Java Sea with 162 people on board. The companion voice data recorder has also been located, but it has not yet been retrieved from the sea. AP reports that the voice recorder was found just hours later, but remains lodged beneath heavy wreckage and divers are struggling to free it at a depth of 32 metres, according to Indonesia's search and rescue chief.Moeldoko confirmed that the flight data recorder, usually called a black box as a single unit, was brought to the surface early in the morning. In Pangkalan Bun, a media scrum surrounded the data recorder as it was loaded into an Indonesian Air Force plane en route to Jakarta.Moeldoko also added that he is confident that more of the 162 bodies can be found. AirAsia said on Sunday that 48 bodies have been recovered. More are believed to be trapped in a fuselage on the floor of the Java Sea that has been located in parts.A section of the tail of the aircraft was salvaged from the sea on Saturday and was taken by ship to land on Sunday. The data recorder was found under the wreckage of a wing. The data unit records airspeed and headings among other information, while the cockpit voice recorder stores radio transmissions and sounds in the cockpit. Both are usually located near the rear of the plane and designed to survive underwater.Experts from France's air safety agency BEA, and Airbus are expected to help with the analysis.- CNA/el

KL court issues warrant for couple who allegedly stole from MH370 victims-POSTED: 12 Jan 2015-15:58-UPDATED: 12 Jan 2015 16:05-cnannelnewsasia

KUALA LUMPUR: The Sessions Court has issued a warrant of arrest against a bank officer and her husband for failing to appear in court Monday (Jan 12), for mention of their case.The prosecution had applied for the order against Nur Shila Kanan, 33, and Basheer Ahmad Maula Sahul Hameed, 33, who are accused of transferring and withdrawing RM85,180 (S$31,872) belonging to four Malaysia Airlines MH370 victims.Judge Norsharidah Awang further issued a show cause notice to the sureties of both accused, and set Feb 4 for re-mention. On Aug 20, 2014, Nur Shila claimed trial to four charges of transferring RM40,000 belonging to Malaysian Hue Pui Heng into the account of a Chinese national Tian Jun Wei, and another RM35,000 into the account of Ali Faran Khan.She also faces four charges of using fake documents as genuine, two charges of cheating and two charges of stealing RM2,530 from the accounts of a Chinese national Ju Kun and flight steward Tan Size Hiang.The bank officer further claimed trial to four alternative charges of stealing cash belonging to the same four victims.She allegedly committed the offences at HSBC Bank, Lebuh Ampang branch, between May 14 and Jul 8, 2014. Meanwhile, her husband Basheer Ahmad Maula also claimed trial to four charges of using a debit card and ATM card belonging to Tian to withdraw RM7,650 from the victim's account through four separate transactions.He allegedly committed the offences at the HSBC Amanah ATM, Ampang Point, Ampang here between 10.02am on May 15, 2014 and 11.28pm on Jun 29, 2014. Deputy public prosecutor Ahmad Fadhli Mahmud represented the prosecution.- Bernama/rw

Flight data recorder retrieved from crashed AirAsia QZ8501-UPDATED: 12 Jan 2015 11:27-CNA

JAKARTA: The flight data recorder was retrieved Monday (Jan 12) from the AirAsia plane that crashed in the Java Sea a fortnight ago with 162 people on board, Indonesia's national search and rescue chief said."I received information from the National Transport Safety Committee chief that at 7.11 am (8.11am, Singapore time), we succeeded in bringing up part of the black box that we call the flight data recorder," Bambang Soelistyo told reporters. "What we are still trying to find is the cockpit voice recorder."Flight QZ8501 crashed on Dec 28 en route from Indonesia's Surabaya to Singapore. Indonesia's meteorological agency has said that stormy weather likely caused the Airbus A320-200 to go down but a definitive answer is impossible without the data recorders.The black box consists of two pieces of equipment, the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder.- AFP/rw

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