تاريخ الحادث: السبت 19-01-2008 الموافق 11 محرم 1429هـ
Sat Jan 19, 2008
مكان الحادث: لاويندا/أنجولا
Luanda, Angolan
نوع الطائرة: كينج أير B200
ملكية الطائرة: تعود إلى لشركة جيرا جلوبو الخاصة
عدد الضحايا: 10 أشخاص
لشبونة (رويترز) -
نقل عن سيلسو روزاس مدير المركز الوطني للطيران في انجولا قوله يوم السبت ان طائرة عليها عشرة اشخاص تحطمت عندما اصطدمت بجبل قرب مدينة هوامبو الانجولية.
وقال روزاس لوكالة (لوزا) البرتغالية للانباء انه لا يعرف ما اذا كان هناك ناجون. وقال ان الطائرة تابعة لشركة جيرا جلوبو الخاصة التي تنظم رحلات طيران عارض في انجولا.
وكانت الطائرة وهي من طراز كينج أير بي200 قد اقلعت من مطار لواندا في نحو الساعة 0600 بتوقيت جرينتش
Luanda, Angolan
Sat Jan 19, 2008
LUANDA, Angola (AFP)--
A senior member of Angola's ruling party, Valentin Anoes, is among the dead in a plane crash near Huambo city Saturday, according to his family members.
Anoes was also the owner of the plane.
"Yes, my uncle was flying in that plane going to Huambo for business purposes," a person who identified himself as Anoes's nephew told AFP by phone.
"We just got the news that the plane crashed and my uncle and everybody else in it died," the nephew added.
Twenty-five people died when the plane they were traveling in crashed in the mountains near Huambo, a government official said.
"I can confirm that there was a plane crash and we counted at least 25 bodies," the Huambo provincial government official told AFP by phone from the scene.
"As far as we are concerned there were no survivors," he added.
The King Air B200 airplane belonged to private company Gira Globo, owned by Anoes, which operates chartered flights in Angola.
Lusa new agency reported that the aircraft left Luanda, the capital city, around 0600 GMT and was headed for Huambo city, about 450 kilometers south-east of the capital, when the accident occurred.
The news agency quoted the director of Angola's national aviation center, Celso Rosas, saying that he didn't know if there were any survivors.
LISBON Reuters
A light aircraft crashed into a mountain near the Angolan city of Huambo on Saturday killing all ten people on board, Portugal's Lusa news agency said on Saturday.
Lusa cited a source close to the Angolan government as saying two of the victims were Portuguese. The head of Angola's national aviation centre, Celso Rosas, told Lusa that bad weather may have caused the airplane to crash.
The airplane belonged to a company that operates chartered flights in Angola, a former Portuguese colony in southwest Africa.
The Beechcraft King Air B200 twin-propeller left Luanda, the capital, at about 1 a.m. EST and was headed for Huambo, a city approximately 450 km (280 miles) to the south-east.
The country's worst recent year for air accidents occurred in 2000, when two separate crashes claimed 87 lives in one month.
Last year, a Boeing 737 belonging to Angola's state TAAG airline crashed in the northern city of M'banza Congo, killing at least six people and badly injuring others.
كذلك من بين الأنباء أن هناك 25 شخص - قتلوا في هذا الحادث
ومعلوم لدينا أن طائرات كينج أير - لا تحمل سوى 8 أشخاص بما فيهم الطيار ومساعدة
إضافة إلى الخبر - يذكر أن هناك طائرة هيلوكبتر - كانت تجري عملية إنقاذ (لهذا الحادث) وقد وقع لها حادث أيضاً وتحطمت - ولم يصب أحد بإذى للأشخاص الذين كانوا على متن الهيلوكبتر (عندما أجد التقرير سوف أضعه)