Crew on crashed Indonesian passenger jet did not declare emergency; first victim named (update)


Family members of passengers of Sriwijaya Air flight SJ 182, which crashed into the sea off the Jakarta coast, look at debris retrieved during the search at Jakarta International Container Terminal port, Indonesia, on Monday (January 11, 2021). - Reuters

JAKARTA Jan 11, 2021 (AFP): The crew of an Indonesian passenger jet that crashed off Jakarta at the weekend with 62 people aboard did not declare an emergency or report technical problems before it suddenly plunged into the sea, an investigator said Monday.

Authorities have so far been unable to explain why the 26-year-old plane crashed just four minutes after takeoff, but say they've pinpointed the location of the black boxes.

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