This Is The Journey Of Susi Air Which Brought 5 Passengers Before It Was Suspected That The KKB Led By Egianus Kogoya Was Burned

Illustration of aircraft belonging to the airline Susi Air. (Dok Susi Air)

The Nduga Papua Police are still investigating further the burning incident of the Porter Susi Air plane at Paro Airport, Nduga Regency, Papua Mountains Province. The plane is known to carry 5 passengers. Head of Public Relations of the Papua Police, Kombes Ignatius Benny Ady Prabowo, said the plane with flight number SI 9368 was known to have taken off from Mozes Kilangin Regency Airport. Mimika headed for Paro Airport, Paro, Nduga Regency. "The plane was piloted by Philips Max Marthin, a New Zealand national and carried five passengers. This is based on a report from the District of the Susi Air Manager for the Timika Region, Jeremy Jordan Rumi," he explained in an electronic message received in Jakarta, Tuesday, February 7. "At 06.17 WIT, the Susi Air landing plane at Paro Nduga Airport. However, until 09.15 WIT, the plane had not returned from the Nduga Regency Paro District to Timika," he explained. Currently, the joint TNI-Polri apparatus who are members of the Damai Cartenz Ops, Nduga Police personnel and TNI colleagues will conduct an investigation regarding the condition of the Pilot and all aircraft passengers. The team will also investigate whether or not the accident caused the fire of the Porter Susi Air plane or allegedly burned by certain parties. It is possible that the plane was detained by the Armed Criminal Group (KKB) suspected of being the leader of Egianus Kogoya because the area was included in their headquarters,” thus.