Batik Air, an Indonesian airliner, is being investigated after two of its pilots fell asleep midflight for nearly 30 minutes with 159 passengers on board.
An Indonesian airliner is under investigation after two of its pilots fell asleep midflight for nearly 30 minutes while 159 passengers were on board. An incident report from the country’s National Transportation Safety Committee found that Batik Air flight BTK6723 diverted from its path during a Jan. 25 flight after its two pilots dozed off for 28 minutes. The midair nap came during a two-and-a-half-hour flight from the island of South East Sulawesi to the Indonesian capital of Jakarta.
ALASKA AIRLINES PLANE RETURNS TO PORTLAND AIRPORT AFTER PASSENGERS SMELL ‘ODOR’ IN CABIN The pilot managed to get the plane back on track and land safely in Jakarta with no harm to the passengers. While they were asleep, air traffic attempted to contact BTK6723, but there was no response from the pilots. The pilot was not named in the incident report. It described him as a 32-year-old Indonesian national who held a valid Airline Transport Pilot License and qualified as an Airbus A320 pilot.
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