Five Aircraft Loss Theory AirAsia


AirAsia plane disappeared from the radar QZ8501 aviation authorities of Indonesia, on Sunday morning, December 28, 2014. The Department of Surabaya-Singapore Aircraft passenger and 7 crew of 155 people, the last time recorded was above the waters of the Pacific at 06:16.

Some aviation experts provide insights about the cause of the Airbus A320 aircraft disappeared from radar screens. The following theories about the possibility of the loss of QZ8501, as reported by SkyNews, Sunday, December 28, 2014.

1. Technical Failure


A320 has a very good safety record, with 26 incidents experienced since it was first put into operation in 1988. According to pilots and aviation experts Gideon Ewers, all incidents caused by other factors rather than a problem with the plane.





The case of disruption to the A320 is the most famous bird strike at US Airways plane owned airline of the United States was forced to land in the Hudson River, New York, 2009. About 155 passengers survived when the plane slowly sank in the Hudson River.

The Acting Director General of Civil Aviation said Djoko Murjatmodjo QZ8501 just enough fuel to travel for four hours. "At least four and a half hours long," said Djoko Murjatmodjo, Sunday, December 28, 2014.

Under these conditions, the aircraft is expected to run out of fuel on Sunday, December 28, 2014, at 10:00, if it continues to fly after the plane went missing from radar. AirAsia plane Surabaya-Singapore route is estimated landed 07:57. "If you lost contact still fly, meaning that it's been exhausted," said Djoko.





2. stricken


Irianto recorded radar captain asked permission to raise the height of the control tower, before the plane disappeared from radar to avoid bad weather. According to aviation experts captain Mike Vivian, at the height of the storm can be rolled up thousands of feet and cloud lightning can cause serious damage to the aircraft.

However, Vivian said, the weather conditions were changing and strange in a specific area usually already anticipated the experienced pilot. Vivian says an oddity on changing weather events can suddenly cause the plane lost contact.

Acting Director General Djoko admitted AirAsia QZ8501 Murjatmodjo last report to the control tower to shift to the left and raise the height of 32 to 38 thousand feet. When the pilot irianto claimed to want to avoid the cloud cumolonimbus.

"For the shift to the left has been approved, but that request was approved up because there is still air in the above, still solid," said Djoko. Weather data in the airspace, said Djoko, is not good. "Many cumolonimbus cloud," said Djoko. But when leaving the sunny weather data in Surabaya.

From the observation flightradar24, then around QZ8501 AirAsia plane lost contact, there are at least two nearby aircraft. One AirAsia plane QZ502 Department Denpasar-Singapore departing from Denpasar at 06:18. Another is AirBus A320-233 aircraft carrier Silk Air.





3. Hampered Clumps of Ice


The plane could fly into a lump of ice that may cause the aircraft "came out of the sky", according to Ray Karam Singh, pilots are familiar with the route over the Java Sea.

He said AirAsia QZ8501 pilot could have tried to fly out of the condition to climb higher, but could be even more problematic with the situation. Singh added, the ice is the most likely cause than the storm.





4. Pilot Error



Irianto, Indonesian pilot who led the missing flight, has 20 thousand hours of flying experience. According to AirAsia boss Tony Fernandes, seven thousand hours of flight was passed along AirAsia. He was accustomed to flying the aircraft for short-haul routes and very experienced, according to aviation experts to SkyNews.





5. Intentional Action


The AirAsia airline pilots maintain communication with the control tower until the last minute. According to David Learmount, Global Flight page editor, spell the pilot is flying, driving, and communicate. There are things that annoy so that they can not talk to the control tower.





Learmount said there was something that distracts the pilot, so that they can not continue to speak in the long term with the control tower. "We did not know what was happening at the time, and if the aircraft does not appear, there is a deliberate act."

To SkyNews, the event usually happens in the event of a terrorist target. The situation in the cabin shows certain groups want to be responsible and are eager to claim a "victory".

A pilot from Indonesia who are not willing to confess their piracy issues among aviators. Allegations arose as there was no sign of an accident, including radar did not catch the signal Emergency Locator Transmitter. ELT is a device that sends a signal when the plane crashed.


"The tool reads suffered concussion or an emergency landing. If the device does not ring, we can not conclude anything," said Head of the National SAR Sutrisno East Java, on Sunday, December 28, 2014. However Sutrisno reluctant to speculate happenings allegations of piracy issues it.

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