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A Hangar Mystery

Tuesday, July 31, 2007

Customs officers sealed a hangar containing suspected smuggled aircraft. Two weeks later the planes were declared legal—but who owns them?

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At the Saka Dirgantara Airport, Cibubur Camping Ground, East Jakarta, are five hangars. The hangars store sport aircraft. Recently, hangar number three contained two German-made ‘ultralight’ aircraft: CT Sport Wings. One of them was yet to be fully assembled. Wings and tail had been attached to the aircraft’s fuselage. However, the nose was left uninstalled. The plastic-wrapped machine was still on the floor.

Two weeks ago, Tempo’s repor

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