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Revision as of 02:04, 15 December 2019

Air Nidwalden Flight 180
D-AIGS Lufthansa Airbus A340.jpg
An Airbus A340-500 similar to the missing aircraft
Disappearance
Date14 December 2019 (2019-12-14)
SummaryAir Traffic Control without contact over the aircraft, cause unknown
SiteAtlpacinarcticadian Ocean (presumed)
Aircraft
Aircraft typeAirbus A340-500
OperatorAir Nidwalden
IATA flight No.AI180
ICAO flight No.AIN180
Call signNIDWALDEN 180
RegistrationNW-APM
Flight originChristen von Hertling International Airport
StopoverVaren Livet International Airport
DestinationJakarta International Airport
Occupants221
Passengers207
Crew14
Missing221

Air Nidwalden Flight 180 (also known as AI180 or AIN180) was a scheduled international passenger flight operated by Air Nidwalden between the cities of Saint Moritz and Jakarta with a stopover in Varen Livet. The flight maintained communication with air traffic control until 19:00, several hours after its take-off from Nidwalden, and remained in the radars for some more six minutes until at 19:06 the aircraft was lost from ATC screens. According to initial reports made by official sources[1], the last position of the flight happened over the Atlpacinarcticadian Ocean, between the coasts of Aswick and Maqtajer still while flying to its first destination, Varen Livet.

References

  1. Air Nidwalden [ @AirNid ] (13 December 2019). "Initial Tweet informing about the situation" Via Twitter - Cologne, Nidwalden