Vuelo QZ8501 de AirAsia: incertidumbre entre los familiares
Esta madrugada el vuelo QZ8501 de AirAsia, que se dirigía a Singapur desde Java, se daba por desaparecido cerca de Borneo al perder contacto con la
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STR55. Bintan (Indonesia), 28/12/2014.- Members of Indonesian Regional Disaster Management Agency walk at a beach as they search for the missing Air Asia plane in Bintan island, Indonesia, 28 December 2014. Air Asia confirmed on 28 December 2014 that flight QZ8501 from Surabaya, Indonesia, to Singapore has lost contact with air traffic control. he Air Asia flight bound for Singapore was last seen on the radar at 6:18 am after it requested to ascend to a higher altitude to avoid bad weather, an Indonesian aviation official said. Air Asia flight QZ8501 departed from Surabaya in East Java Sunday morning with 155 passengers aboard. (Singapur, Singapur) EFE/EPA/STR
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SIN14. Singapore (Singapore), 28/12/2014.- A couple walk into the holding area cordoned off for the relatives of passengers on missing Air Asia flight QZ8501 to a holding area at the Changi Airport in Singapore, 28 December 2014. The flight - with 162 on board - was on its way to Singapore from Surabaya and was reported missing by Indonesian air authorities over the Indonesian islands of Tanjung Pandan and Pontianak. (Singapur, Singapur) EFE/EPA/WALLACE WOON
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Esta madrugada el vuelo QZ8501 de AirAsia, que se dirigía a Singapur desde Java, se daba por desaparecido cerca de Borneo al perder contacto con la torre de control. Las autoridades indonesias creen que ha podido estrellarse en el mar cerca de la isla de Belitung. Los familiares de los 155 pasajeros y siete tripulantes esperan noticias en aeropuertos indonesios y de Singapur.
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