Cassa 212 TNI AL Tergelincir di Juanda

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SURABAYA - Pesawat TNI AL jenis Cassa 212 dikhabarkan tergelincir di runway Bandara Internasional Juanda, Jumat (24/7). Belum ada konfirmasi resmi mengenai penyebab tergelincirnya pesawat latih itu. Telepon seluler Komandan Lanudal Kol Laut (P) Subarioto pun tidak dijawab saat dihubungi.

Karena lalu lintas penerbangan sudah dibuka, pesawat komersial yang sempat tertunda pun satu persatu giliran mengangkasa. Meski bandara sudah kembali normal, namun dua penerbangan dengan tujuan Balikpapan Kalimantan Timur dan Banjarmasin Kalimantan Selatan masih tertunda.

Sumber : DETIKSURABAYA.COM

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alom_doank said…
makanya dirawat kalau punya barang tuh,kan jadi g pada rusak,bentar bentar jatuh ,hilang tergelincir atau ganti dengan yang baru aza pesawatnya,....hehe,,....!!!
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