Terjadi Lagi! Pesawat Lion Air Laga Tiang Listrik Sampai Sayap Patah

DIKABARKAN sayap Lion Air JT 633 Bengkulu-Jakarta rusak diduga adu tiang di Bandara Fatmawati, Bengkulu, Rabu (07/11) malam. Pemilik akun facebook Sefty Yuslinah membagikan foto kerusakan sayap Lion Air JT 633 Bengkulu-Jakarta.

Melansir @omg.indonesia.id, Sefty membagikan foto-foto kerusakan sayap Lion Air JT 633 Bengkulu-Jakarta 20 menit yang lalu. “Innaa Lillaahi… pesawat Lion Air Bengkulu Jakarta, nabrak tiang nion box depan pintu keluar ruang VIP Bandara Fatmawati Bengkulu, sayap Lion Air patah,” demikian isi status foto tersebut.

sementara itu, pemilik akun Irsan Hidayat juga membagikan insiden tersebut.

“Insiden sayap pesawat Lion air menabrak tiang di bandara Fatmawati Bengkulu. Penerbangan Bengkulu-Jakarta dibatalkan,” tulis Irsan Hidayat.

Hingga gosip ini dinaikan, belum ada info lebih lanjut ataupun keterangan pribadi dari pihak Lion Air. (Dil)
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