Family Of Victims Of Accident Sriwijaya Air SJ 182 Desak KNKT Take Out Investigation Results For Causes Of Airfall

Sriwijaya Air aircraft. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

JAKARTA - The incident of the Sriwijaya Air 182 plane that killed 62 victims some time ago still leaves sorrow. The reason is, almost two years since the KNKT has not released the full final report. The victim's lawyer, Charles Herrmann, assessed that these victims had the right to know why this accident happened. Likewise with the public. "We asked KNKT to release the final report. They have more than enough time to complete their investigation," said Herman in Jakarta, Friday, September 30. Charles Herrmann, who has succeeded in representing hundreds of victims, explained that air accidents are often the result of several errors. "We know that this Boeing plane is mechanically flawed. This bottle engine is not functioning," he said. He also does not have enough information to determine whether Sriwijaya pilots are responding properly or whether airline maintenance may also contribute to a thrust mechanical failure. "We have enough to start the Boeing litigation in the US, but there is still a lot of evidence that the final version of the KNKT report must be disclosed," he said. Meanwhile, another victim's lawyer, Zaskia Putri, said that all those who were victims in this incident were innocent. "We urge the KNKT to immediately issue the results of the investigation into the cause of the plane crash," said Zaskia. Meanwhile, one of the victims' families, Martha Sari, also urged the government through the KNKT to provide the results of the investigation into the plane crash. "We need justice. It has been more than a year for us to immediately find out the cause of this plane crash," said Riko's wife, the victim who died in the plane crash incident. As is known, 50 passengers and 12 crew members were all killed when the SJ 182 plane crashed in the waters of the Java Sea on January 9, 2021. According to an initial report by the Indonesian National Transportation Safety Committee (KNKT), the thrill engine creates an unbalanced thrust, which causes the left side of the plane to drop unexpectedly. The plane then crashed at full speed as it dived into the sea and killed all passengers in it.