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Serious SIA Don't Need Clearance Number To Fly Into Bangladesh! Fucking Assholes! Who The Hell They Think They Are? Dare To Shoot Your Master Ah?

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Singapore Airlines (SIA) is investigating an incident where a pilot who flew into Bangladesh airspace was unable to provide a clearance number requested by air traffic controllers in charge of the area.

SQ326 was heading from Singapore to Frankurt when it transited Bangladesh airspace at 3.15pm Singapore time last Tuesday (May 19), SIA said on Monday in response to queries from CNA.

An additional Air Defence Cleareance (ADC) number is issued by Bangladesh for each flight, added SIA, but the pilot did not have this number to hand.

This comes after a video posted on Facebook last Wednesday appeared to show an exchange between the SQ326 pilot and Dhaka air traffic controllers.

In its post, Facebook account The Bangladesh Defence Analyst claimed that the plane flew over Bangladesh airspace "without permission".

"Although SIA has overflight permission from the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh, an additional Air Defence Clearance number is also issued by Bangladesh for each flight," SIA said in its response on Monday.

"When Dhaka ATC requested for confirmation of the ADC number, the pilot did not have it immediately available as it had not been retrieved through the flight planning process before the flight departed Singapore."

The Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh said in a notice published on Dec 17 last year that its Air Defence Identification Zone is a "first line of defence against aerial intrusions into Bangladesh airspace as this is vital to the national security".

SIA said Bangladeshi authorities have not been in contact regarding the incident.

"SIA will, however, proactively launch an investigation into this oversight and tighten its procedures to ensure that there is no repetition," said the airline.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...bangladesh-airspace-permission-sq326-12767174
 
John Tanneh dont get good PA mangoes to eat, bery upset now write with condescending tone like a bully...


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Singapore Airlines (SIA) is investigating an incident where a pilot who flew into Bangladesh airspace was unable to provide a clearance number requested by air traffic controllers in charge of the area.

SQ326 was heading from Singapore to Frankurt when it transited Bangladesh airspace at 3.15pm Singapore time last Tuesday (May 19), SIA said on Monday in response to queries from CNA.

An additional Air Defence Cleareance (ADC) number is issued by Bangladesh for each flight, added SIA, but the pilot did not have this number to hand.

This comes after a video posted on Facebook last Wednesday appeared to show an exchange between the SQ326 pilot and Dhaka air traffic controllers.

In its post, Facebook account The Bangladesh Defence Analyst claimed that the plane flew over Bangladesh airspace "without permission".

"Although SIA has overflight permission from the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh, an additional Air Defence Clearance number is also issued by Bangladesh for each flight," SIA said in its response on Monday.

"When Dhaka ATC requested for confirmation of the ADC number, the pilot did not have it immediately available as it had not been retrieved through the flight planning process before the flight departed Singapore."

The Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh said in a notice published on Dec 17 last year that its Air Defence Identification Zone is a "first line of defence against aerial intrusions into Bangladesh airspace as this is vital to the national security".

SIA said Bangladeshi authorities have not been in contact regarding the incident.

"SIA will, however, proactively launch an investigation into this oversight and tighten its procedures to ensure that there is no repetition," said the airline.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...bangladesh-airspace-permission-sq326-12767174
 
John Tanneh dont get good PA mangoes to eat, bery upset now write with condescending tone like a bully...

As towkay, I get mangoes to eat all the time. Very delicious. I sometimes offer some to my grassroots advisor too.
 
Ho ho, got blacklisted issit? Better do career change and be ambassadors at bus interchanges.
 
Drop them a fucking bomb and deport all their shitskins back!
 
Show and tell.... karaoke mangoes are nice to bed with ahh.... she sings while u sex her....

As towkay, I get mangoes to eat all the time. Very delicious. I sometimes offer some to my grassroots advisor too.
 
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