[HOT] Pesawat Kargo Airbus Jatuh, 2 Pilot Tewas

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[HOT] Pesawat Kargo Airbus Jatuh, 2 Pilot Tewas

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14-08-2013 20:18

[HOT] Pesawat Kargo Airbus Jatuh, 2 Pilot Tewas

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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama- Sebuah pesawat kargo UPS jatuh Rabu pagi di lapangan terbuka di luar bandara di Birmingham, Alabama

Tidak ada rumah di daerah kecelakaan itu, kata Toni Herrera-Bast, juru bicara otoritas bandara Birmingham.

Airbus A300 Pesawat jatuh sekitar 05:00 CDT pada pendekatan ke bandara, kata juru bicara Administrasi Penerbangan Federal Kathleen Bergen. Pesawat sedang dalam perjalanan dari Louisville, Ky, kata Bergen.

Tidak ada informasi tentang cedera, namun juru bicara UPS Jeff Wafford mengatakan ada dua anggota awak pesawat.

"Seperti kita bekerja melalui situasi sulit ini, kami meminta kesabaran Anda, dan bahwa Anda tetap mereka yang terlibat dalam pikiran dan doa-doa," kata UPS yang berbasis di Atlanta dalam sebuah pernyataan.

Herrera-Bast mengatakan, pesawat itu jatuh di "tanah terbuka" ia digambarkan sebagai lapangan rumput di pinggiran Birmingham International Airport-Shuttlesworth. Kecelakaan itu tidak mempengaruhi operasi bandara, katanya.

Bergen mengatakan adegan adalah tentang setengah mil utara dari Runway 18.

Pada 07:00 Rabu, kondisi di daerah yang hujan dengan awan rendah. Asap masih naik dari adegan di 7:47 Ada sepotong dari pesawat pesawat putih dekat daerah menghitam di tanah.

"Pesawat itu dalam beberapa bagian," kata Walikota Birmingham William Bell, yang diberitahu tentang situasi dengan kepala api kota. "Ada dua sampai tiga ledakan kecil, tapi kami pikir itu terkait dengan avtur."

Dua awak kapal di kapal adalah pilot dan co-pilot, kata Bell.

Sebelumnya, sebuah pesawat kargo UPS jatuh pada 3 September 2010, di Uni Emirat Arab, di luar Dubai. Kedua pilot tewas. Pihak berwenang menyalahkan ada kecelakaan pada beban antara 80.000 sampai 90.000 baterai lithium, yang sensitif terhadap suhu. Peneliti menemukan bahwa kebakaran di kapal kemungkinan dimulai pada kargo yang berisi baterai.

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BIRMINGHAM, Ala.— A UPS cargo plane crashed Wednesday morning in an open field just outside an airport in Birmingham, Ala.

There were no homes in the immediate area of the crash, said Toni Herrera-Bast, a spokeswoman for Birmingham's airport authority.

The Airbus A300 plane crashed around 5 a.m. CDT on approach to the airport, Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen said. The plane was en route from Louisville, Ky., Bergen said.

There was no information on injuries, but UPS spokesman Jeff Wafford said there were two crew members aboard the plane.

"As we work through this difficult situation, we ask for your patience, and that you keep those involved in your thoughts and prayers," Atlanta-based UPS said in a statement.

Herrera-Bast said the plane crashed in "open land" she described as a grassy field on the outskirts of Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport. The crash hasn't affected airport operations, she said.

Bergen said the scene is about a half-mile north of Runway 18.

At 7 a.m. Wednesday, conditions in the area were rainy with low clouds. Smoke was still rising from the scene at 7:47 a.m. There was a piece of the plane's white fuselage near a blackened area on the ground.

"The plane is in several sections," said Birmingham Mayor William Bell, who was briefed on the situation by the city's fire chief. "There were two to three small explosions, but we think that was related to the aviation fuel."

The two crewmembers on board were the pilot and the co-pilot, Bell said.

Previously, a UPS cargo plane crashed on Sept. 3, 2010, in the United Arab Emirates, just outside Dubai. Both pilots were killed. Authorities there blamed the crash on its load of between 80,000 to 90,000 lithium batteries, which are sensitive to temperature. Investigators found that a fire on board likely began in the cargo containing the batteries.

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Sebuah pesawat kargo besar jatuh awal Rabu pagi dekat bandara di Birmingham, Alabama, menewaskan pilot dan co-pilot, kata Walikota kota William Bell.

Kedua adalah satu-satunya orang yang tewas atau terluka dalam kecelakaan yang berapi-api, kata Bell. Lingkungan dalam radius setengah mil dari lokasi dievakuasi, katanya.

Pesawat itu pesawat kargo UPS, Penerbangan 1354, yang jatuh pada sekitar 06:00 di Bandara Internasional Birmingham-Shuttlesworth, Federal Aviation Administration mengatakan, dan merupakan Airbus A300 yang berasal dari Louisville, Ky

Kecelakaan itu menyebabkan setidaknya dua ledakan dan puing-puing strewed di jalan panjang, menurut NBC News afiliasi WVTM. Pesawat itu jatuh di lapangan terbuka yang dimiliki oleh bandara, WVTM melaporkan. Polisi mengatakan tidak ada rumah yang terkena dampak kecelakaan itu.

"UPS telah diberitahu tentang insiden yang melibatkan pesawat Flight 1354," kata perusahaan itu dalam sebuah pernyataan. "Pada saat ini, kami masih menentukan rincian kejadian."

Tidak ada cuaca yang tidak biasa sebelum kecelakaan itu, dan itu tidak diketahui apakah ada masalah mekanis, kata Bell.

"Ini pemahaman saya satu-satunya individu yang terlibat pilot dan co-pilot," kata Bell.

The National Transportation Safety Board mengatakan, meluncurkan tim respon penuh ke lokasi kecelakaan di Birmingham, dengan penyidik pertama diperkirakan akan mencapai daerah sekitar 10:00

Bandara ini memiliki operasi penerbangan normal pada 08:00 waktu setempat, menurut akun Twitter resminya.

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A large cargo plane crashed early Wednesday morning near the airport in Birmingham, Ala., killing the pilot and co-pilot, said city Mayor William Bell.

The two were the only people killed or injured in the fiery crash, Bell said. Neighborhoods in a half-mile radius of the site were evacuated, he said.

The aircraft was a UPS cargo plane, Flight 1354, that crashed at about 6 a.m. at Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport, the Federal Aviation Administration said, and was an Airbus A300 coming from Louisville, Ky.

The crash caused at least two explosions and strewed debris across a long path, according to NBC News affiliate WVTM. The plane crashed in an open field owned by the airport, WVTM reported. Police said no homes were affected by the crash.

"UPS has been notified of an aircraft incident involving Flight 1354," the company said in a statement. "At this time, we are still determining the details of the incident."

There was no unusual weather before the crash, and it was unknown if there were any mechanical issues, Bell said.

"It's my understanding the only individuals involved were pilot and co-pilot," Bell said.

The National Transportation Safety Board said it was launching a full response team to the site of the crash in Birmingham, with the first investigator expected to reach the area around 10 a.m.

The airport had normal flight operations at 8 a.m. local time, according to its official Twitter account.

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