Indonesia grounds planes after jet crash

Indonesia has grounded four Boeing 737-200 planes over safety concerns following a crash that killed 143 people, it was reported today.

Indonesia grounds planes after jet crash
Mon, 12 Sep, 2005 - 08:09

Indonesia has grounded four Boeing 737-200 planes over safety concerns following a crash that killed 143 people, it was reported today.

The planes belong to four different airlines and have potential safety problems including wheel system and brake deficiencies, the Jakarta Post says, quoting transport minister Hatta Rajasa.

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