2009 Indonesian Air Force L-100 crash
On 20 May 2009, an Indonesian Air Force Lockheed L-100-30(P) Hercules carrying 112 people (98 passengers and 14 crew) crashed at about 6:30 local time (23:30 UTC), while flying from Jakarta to eastern Java.[1] The crash resulted in 99 deaths, 2 of which occurred on impact when the aircraft struck at least four houses before skidding into a rice paddy in the village of Geplak.[2][3] and at least 70 others were taken to a local hospital.[4] This is considered among the worst air disasters in Indonesian history[5] and was the first Air Force crash since the 1991 Jakarta Indonesian Air Force C-130 crash, which also involved a Hercules.[6]
Geplak
Location of crash
 The accident scene | |
| Date | 20 May 2009 |
|---|---|
| Summary | Hit houses on approach Miscalculation (Pilot Error) |
| Site | Magetan, East Java, Indonesia 7°39′S 111°22′E |
| Aircraft | |
| Aircraft type | Lockheed L-100-30(P) Hercules |
| Operator | Tentara Nasional Indonesia-AU (Indonesian Air Force) |
| Registration | A-1325 |
| Flight origin | Jakarta-Halim Perdana Kusuma Airport (HLP/WIHH) |
| Destination | Iswahyudi Air Force Base (WARI), Indonesia |
| Passengers | 98 |
| Crew | 14 |
| Fatalities | 97 |
| Survivors | 15 |
| Ground casualties | |
| Ground fatalities | 2 |
The airplane, a civilian Lockheed L-100-30(P) version of the Lockheed C-130 Hercules, registration A-1325[7] had been on a normal flight transporting military personnel and their families to Iswahyudi Air Force Base.[8] The plane prepared to land on base but instead crashed about 5.5 kilometres (3.4 mi) northwest of the north end of the runway,[9] bursting into flames upon impact. Flying conditions were good and the weather was clear at the time of the crash.[10] [6][9] Air control communicated with the crew minutes before the crash and indicated no issues.[11][9] 11 of the 15 survivors were treated at Dr. Soedono Hospital and 4 at the base's hospital.[8] All deceased were identified by the evening of May 22.[12]
The Indonesian Air Force said it was unlikely that the cause of the plane crash would be shared publicly, a practice said to be a military standard around the world.[13] The plane had passed inspection the day before the crash.[11] Witnesses variously claimed seeing fire inside the plane; hearing two explosions; nuts and bolts falling to the ground up to 2km away from the crash site; and a wing snapping off the aircraft.[14][9][11] A survivor said that "it felt like the plane's engines just stopped and then the aircraft began to break apart in mid-air."[9] Others speculate that the Hercules series is poorly designed but the Air Force is too underfunded to afford safer planes or spare parts for aircraft they do have.[14][9][11][15]
Survivors
- Major Lekahena (41) — co-pilot[8][16][17]
- Mia Rosmiyati (30)[8][16][18][17]
- Uni Kusuma (25)[8][16][17]
- Jeni Alfon/Alvon (3)[8][16][17]
- Private Dwi Purwanto (24)[8][2][16][17]
- Angga Putri Auilia (1.5)[8][16][19][17]
- Anggun Putri Auilia (7)[20][14][16][17]
- Warsito (35)[8][16][17]
- Sulasmin (30) — resident[8][16][15][17]
- Command Sergeant Major (Serka) Susanto (33)[8][16][17]
- Captain PNB Marvien/Marvin[21][22]
- Eva Yuliandaria (27)
- Major-Colonel Dedi Fahrudin[8][16][17]
- Sergeant Rudi Ismanto/Iswanto (39)[16][17]
Victims
This list is incomplete.
Crew
- Captain Tek Sujito[20][23]
- Major Danu Setiawan, PNB — co-pilot[21][24][20][25]
- Captain Muhammad Firdaus Yonen/Jounan Negara (29), PNB — second pilot[24][20]
- First Lieutenant Ferdinand Liber Zonny Pasaribu, PNB — third pilot [24][25]
- Captain Arif Permadi Rahman (31) — navigator [24][25]
- First Lieutenant-Colonel Oman Sumantri — radio interpreter [24][25]
- Captain Sugito — air engineer [24]
- Chief Warrant Officer (Peltu) Suhartono — assistant engineer [24][19][20]
- First Lieutenant Apo (31) — loader [24]
- Private First Class Heru/Hery — second loader [24][19][25]
- Elda Suwito
- Sergeant Warrant Officer (Pelda) Rohim (31) — assistant loader [24][20][19]
- Command Sergeant Major (Serka) Agus Indra Kurniawan (34) — second assistant helmsman[24][20][19]
- Private First Class Khairul/Chairul Amri[21]
Passengers
- Major PSK Boy Timur Wahyudi[20][26][27][28]
- Siti Aminah (40)[12][27][28]
- Captain Nurmansuri, Special Corps[26][28]
- Sergeant Major (Serma) Almin Narang[26][28]
- Sergeant Major (Serma) Andi Wiratno[26][28]
- Sergeant Major (Serma) Yusfianus Alfian[26][19][28]
- Halifah Tassiampo[26][28]
- Warrant Officer (Pelda) Mochamana/Mochamad Rochim (43)[29]
- Captain Nur Mansuri[20]
- Mrs. Sri Rohmiati[21]
- Saipuddin/Syahrudin/Saifuddin (35)[12][28][30]
- Sufinah/Supinah[30]
- Sufinah's father[30]
- Sufinah's mother[30]
- Muhammad Dafa Nugroho[30]
- Captain Heri Kasmiadi/Kasmiyadi Waluyo (50)[20][19][25]
- Heru Mursito[20]
- Langka Tassiompo (80)[26][28][20]
- Imas Nurdiana (45)[26][28]
- Maxon/Mekson Oga (27)[26][20][19]
- Ika Kartika Wahyudi[26]
- Hasrulla/Hasrul Ali/Ari Rajab[26][20][19][28]
- Letkasus Sujatmika[25]
- Lieutenant Technician Opa[31]
- Lieutenant-Colonel PNB W Iko Putro[26]
- Lieutenant-Colonel Technician Anwar Kasim[26]
- Lieutenant-Colonel PNB Jatmiko[26]
- Indri "Tika" Wahyudi[28]
- Sergeant Major (Serma) Dwi Wijayanto[26][19][28][20]
- First Marshal John Dalas Sembiring[26]
- Firman Ariadi[21]
- Lieutenant-Colonel Technician Iwan Agung[26]
- Rosidi Warsim (44) - resident[20]
- Private First Class Bayu[20][19]
- Private Alfon[20][19][25]
- Private Erwinsyah[20][19]
- First Marshal Marsma Harsono (51), PNB[20][19][26]
- Dathy/Deti Wulandari (Harsono) (49)[20][19]
- Sri Hartati[20][19]
- Lieutenant-Colonel Benedict Bugi Dewantono (45)[20][19]
- Sudarmini[20][19]
- Suharti[20][19]
- Sergeant Major (Serma) Andi Wiratno[20][19]
- Falisi
- Division Head Hanlan Lanud
- Private First Class Ade Taufik[20][19][32]
- Word Lettukes Aryadi[25]
- Fransisca Juarsa[32]
- Edi Alpianto[21][22]
- Suradjiono Hadi Saptono (36)[33]
- Vishnu Juarsa (7)[20][32]
- Lemi Putri Auilia (32)[14][17]
- Master Sergeant (Serda) Danuri (37)[20][19][34]
- Sergeant Almin (35)[20][19]
- Astino
- Andri[22]
- Ardila/Ardian Putri Auilia (7)[14][20][17][21]
- Sekarwati (52)[20]
- Vera Asmawi Kosek[20][19]
- Colonel Technician Asmawi[21][25]
- Lieutenant-Colonel Yayuk Pitono As Intel Kosek, Special Corps[21]
- Wahya/Wahyu Ahmad[20][19]
- Untung Basuki (44)[20][25][21]
- Lieutenant-Colonel Ainur Rofiq, Special Corps
- Sumiati/Sumiyati (40/45) - resident[20][14][35]
- Nafiz[20]
- Jamaluddin (22)[20][19][21][22]
- Asep Dedi Sukarna[20]
- Sergeant Johan Wahyudi[21][25]
- Mrs. Asep[19]
- Ardia Asep[20][19]
- Major Kuntarto Suryo Nugroho, Engineer (35)[20][19]
- Lieutenant-Colonel Jatnika Au, Special Corps[19][20]
- Agus Sigit (35)[20][19]
- Private First Class Supriyono (33)[20]
- Mrs. HJ Karwati[20][19]
- Major-Colonel Melvin bin H Ardjulis[14][36][22]
- Master Sergeant (Serda) Wara Korp
- Nuryani Gunawan[25]
- Mrs. Darlena[25][21][20][19]
- Private Triadi Wisnu (24)[34]
- Rahmad Nuriatma[28]
- Teguh Widodo[20][19]
- Mrs. Yuni (35) - resident[20][19]
- Iqfiromadhon Rosmiyati (7)[20][18]
- Alfarezi/Alfarizi Rosmiyati (3)[20][18]
- Agus Sartono (35)[20][19]
- Teguh Setiono[20][19]
- Suryo Cahyono[20][21]
- Mrs. Ngatini[20][15][19]
- Captain-Colonel Andi K Dansat[19][20]
- Regional Secretary Baiq/Bae Sri/Seri Rodhatul/Raudatul/Roudlotun Adawiyah (19)[20][16]
- Supiati[20][19][21]
- Suwito[20][19][21]
- Rahmat (4/7)[12][20]
- Suyono (40)[37]
- Master Sergeant (Serda) Gusfi Ayu Made Intan[20][19]
- Aris (11) - resident[20][35]
- Mrs. Rahmiatiningsih[20]
- Command Sergeant Major (Serka) Asep Dani Wahyudi[20][19][28]
- Yusuf Umarela/Umarillah[20][19]
- Muslimah [38]
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External links
- Photos of A-1325 Airliners.net
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