A plane crashed into a street in Malaysia’s Selangor state on Thursday. At least 10 dead. The six passengers and two crew members who were on board, as well as two passers-by, are the fatalities, the chief of the local police told AFP.
“I can say that at least 10 people died in the plane crash. Two passing drivers – one in a car and the other on a motorbike – were also killed,” Mohamad Iqbal Ibrahim told AFP.
There is a period of penumpang and there are different ways for the Elmina of Sexyen U16, the Shah Alam, to enter the battle.
Menurut Ketua Polis Selangor, Datuk Hussien Omar Khan, mangsa terdiri dariada lapan penumpang dan kru pazawat, selain dua orang awam…. pic.twitter.com/nl3fGAqtfV
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The Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM) said in a statement that the plane, a Beechcraft Model 390 (Premier 1) small private jet, took off from the tourist island of Langkawi and was on its way to Sultan Abdul Aziz Airport, according to Reuters. , in Selangor, near the capital Kuala Lumpur.
Dashcam footage shows the last moments of a private jet crash in Malaysia. https://t.co/1rsoP7ALGx
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BREAKING Beechcraft Premier I plane with 8 people on board crashes while attempting to land at Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Shah Alam, Malaysia
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According to authorities, the plane has been cleared to land and no distress call has been received.
CAAM indicated that the aircraft made first contact with the Subang Air Traffic Control Tower at 2:47 PM (7:47 AM Lisbon), and landing clearance was given the following minute.
“At 2:51 p.m [07:51 em Lisboa]Subang Air Traffic Control Tower observed smoke emanating from the crash site, but no emergency call was made by the aircraft,” the Malaysian civil aviation authority said.
Source: DN
