There was a bang, Flakes Plane crashes in Batam

Liputan6.com, Batam: Flakes of the propellers and wing fragments which are thought to originate from a plane crashed in Batam, Riau Islands, Thursday (4 / 10) at around 9:15 pm. Flakes are thought to have come from a plane scattered around Simpang Kara, Legend, Batam District Municipality.
Sector Batam City Police Chief Adjunct Commissioner of Police confirmed the discovery Heryana flakes, but the information is still confusing. "Flakes aircraft at several locations," he said. However, he can not ensure the type and purpose of the aircraft and airline aircraft such Nahas.
Eyewitnesses said Devi, before the flakes form of propeller planes and flying wing fragments he heard the explosion. "It sounded very loud, like a bomb," he said. Currently, residents were huddled wreckage at Simpang Kara. (ANS / Ant)

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Qantas denies plane explosion


REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, SIDNEY - Qantas Airways has denied reports that one plane crashed on Thursday (4 / 11), saying the plane was experiencing engine trouble and was returned to the airport in Singapore. "There's no plane that crashed," said a spokesman for the Australian airline, told Reuters.
A spokesman unnamed explained that numbered flight QF32 was forced to shut down one engine and landed in Singapore is estimated around 4 am GMT (11:00 pm). The aircraft for these flights using the Airbus A380, according to a number of pages of information. "We're still waiting for the next information," said the spokesman.
Earlier, in Singapore, Qantas told CNBC television that the plane that exploded near Singapore is the Airbus A380. According to Reuters news agency, no further details regarding this accident. The plane was carrying more than 500 passengers. Eyewitnesses said that they heard an explosion on the island of Batam.

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