According to foreign media news on February 18, an ATR-72 passenger plane of Wings Air, a subsidiary of Lion Air Group, was ** after landing at Goliyat Airport in Dekainop, Indonesia. Fortunately, 36 people on board were not injured.
It is reported that the 9-year-old ATR 72-600 passenger aircraft (PK-WJT) is a W-1646 flight from Jayapura to Dekai Airport. The plane encountered ** when taxiing after landing, and the bullet penetrated from the 19a seat of the fuselage to the cabin, but fortunately, no ** crew was injured.
Wings Air is the world's largest ATR turboprop operator (with a fleet of 73 ATR aircraft), mainly operating regional aviation in Indonesia's second- and third-tier cities, according to local** reports. There have been many incidents of civil airliners in Indonesia, and they should have nothing to do with the *** that has just been held.
According to the data of civil aviation professional**, the ATR aircraft was delivered to Malindo Air (9M-LMQ) in September 2015 with the production serial number 1179, and was transferred to Wings Air in September 2020, and the aircraft is equipped with two optional Pratt & Whitney PW127M engines.
As of press time, the aircraft involved was still stranded at Dekai Airport.
Bullet holes in the ATR 72 fuselage.
Bullet holes are pierced in the 19a seat.
Dekai airport maintenance staff conduct airworthiness inspection.
On February 18, a Trigana Air Boeing 737-500 (PK-YSC) was hit as it took off from Dekai Airport in Indonesia. The bullet penetrated the fuselage of the aircraft, and the warhead got stuck in the passenger seat. Luck reappeared, and no one on board was injured.
There have been a total of 11 ** incidents at Dekai Airport. A Boeing 737 passenger plane with 66 people on board was hit by four gunshots and one passenger was injured in November last year.
Bullet holes in the belly of the Boeing 737.
The passenger in this seat must be a man of great destiny!
Airworthiness inspections are carried out by ground personnel.
It is not a matter for a civil airliner to encounter ** in Indonesia and a Russian plane to deviate from the runway.
PS: Will you wear a bulletproof vest when you fly to Indonesia in the future? 