rom1plane a écrit:
Il semble que les débris ont été retrouvé au niveau de lîle de Batam (cf. 1er message de la discussion) qui ne fait pas partie de la zone concernée par les cendres (d'après la carte), donc j'aurai tendance à penser qu'il n'y a pas de lien entre l'incident et l'éruption.
Garuda Indonesia a refuse l'A380 pour le hajj, pas de comparaison possible. Les vols depuis/vers
Jogjakarta - a cote du Merapi - continuent d'être effectues.
Changi Airport poste un message a son tour (
http://www.changiairport.com/):
Citation:
Latest News
04 Nov 2010
Changi Airport Group's Airport Emergency Service (AES) responded with six fire vehicles, in accordance with standard operating procedure for such incidents. In response to the pilot's request, checks were conducted on the aircraft by AES. Once the checks were completed, passengers and crew began disembarking from the aircraft at Runway 2. Buses were arranged to ferry them to the airport terminal. Disembarkation of all 469 passengers and crew on board was completed by 1340 hours.
Runway 2, which has remained closed since the landing, will reopen later today. Flights have continued to take off and land at Runway 1 and operations at Changi have, otherwise, not been affected.
An A380 Qantas flight, QF 32, bound for Sydney, Australia, departed Singapore Changi Airport at 0956 hours today. For technical reasons, the aircraft turned back to Changi and landed safely at 1146 hours.