No comfort: A woman cries upon her arrival at Halim Perdanakusumah Airport in East Jakarta on Wednesday. Family members of the passengers believed to have been on board the missing Sukhoi Superjet 100 aircraft came to the airport for information on their relatives. (JP/ Jerry Adiguna)Kompas.com has released a list of the 36 Indonesian passengers believed to have been on board the missing Sukhoi Superjet 100 airliner, they are as follows with their respective organizations in brackets:
1. Kornel M. Sihombing (Dirgantara Indonesia),
2. Edie Satiyo (Pelita Air),
3. Darwin Pelawi (Pelita Air),
4. Gatot Purwoko (Airfast),
5. Budi Rizal (Putra Arta Dirgantara),
6. Syafrudin (Carpedrem Mardin),
7. Peter Adler (Sriwijaya),
8. Herman Suladji (Air Maleo),
9. Donardi Rahman (Aviastar),
10. Eloni (Kartika),
11. Hurdiana Widjanda (Kartika),
12. Arief Wahyudi (TR),
13. Nam Tran (Snecma),
14. Ruli Dermawan (Indo Asia),
15. Ahmad Fazal (Indo Asia),
16. Insan Kamil (Indo Asia),
17. Edward Edo (Indo Asia),
18. Ismie (Trans TV),
19. Aditya Sukardi (Trans TV),
20. Indra Halim (PT KAI),
21. Rietyan S. (PT KAI),
22. Dody Aviantara (Angkasa),
23. Don Yusuf (Angkasa),
24. Femi (Bloomberg),
25. Stephen Kamaci (Indo Asia),
26. Capt. Aan (Kartika),
27. Yusuf Ariwibowo (Sky),
28. Maria Marcella (Sky),
29. Henny Stevani (Sky),
30. Mai Syarah (Sky),
31. Dewi Mutiara (Sky),
32. Sussana Vamella (Sky),
33. Nur Ilmawati (Sky),
34. Rossy Withan (Sky),
35. Anggi (Sky),
36. Aditya (Sky).
According to the Russian Embassy’s press attaché, Dmitri Solodov, of the 46 passengers on board the airliner, eight of them were Russians whose names had not yet been officially released.
The Sukhoi Superjet 100 airliner en route to Pelabuhan Ratu lost contact with Halim Pedanakusumah Airport somewhere above Mt. Salak in Bogor, West Java. The last contact was made at about 2:33 p.m. Jakarta time (GMT +7).(iwa)
