How flight attendant on missing AirAsia plane sent messages of support to families of staff on Malaysia Airlines flight MH17
- An AirAsia flight from Indonesia with 162 people on board has disappeared
- One of the flight attendants believed to be on board was Oscar Desano
- The Indonesian crew member tweeted a chilling message to the victims of MH17, month before his plane disappeared en route to Singapore
- The Indonesian Ministry of Transportation said that the plane had contacted Jakarta Air Traffic Control at 6.12am, and lost contact at 6.17am
- Nationalities of the passengers and crew include Singaporean, Malaysian, French, South Korean, and Indonesian
An Indonesian flight attendant, who is listed as working on board the missing AirAsia flight, tweeted a message of support to the victims of the MH17 disaster just months before his own plane disappeared en route to Changi, Singapore.
Oscar Desano from Jakarta, is thought to be one of the seven crew members on board flight QZ8501 which went missing at 7.24am on Sunday.
Mr Desano, whose Twitter account stated that he spent Christmas Day relaxing in a jacuzzi with a friend, issued an eerie tweet earlier in the year to the victims of Malaysian Airline MH17, which was shot out of the sky in July.
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Oscar Desano (centre) from Jakarta, Indonesia, is thought to be one of the seven crew members on board flight QZ8501 which went
missing at 7.24am Indonesian time on Sunday
Mr Desano issued an eerie tweet earlier in the year to the victims of Malaysian Airline MH17, which was shot out of the sky in July
'I feel truly sorry for the lost of MH17 by Malaysia Airlines. It's been 2 big catastrophe event for MAS in 1 year,' Mr Desano posted on July 17.
'My deep condolences also for the pax's family, may all the casualties rest in peace...'
'Hope everything will be OK also for the internal company of Malaysia Airlines... Amiiinnn...'
The four flight attendants on flight QZ8501 are listed as Wanti Setiawati, Khairunisa Haidar Fauzi, Oscar Desano and Wismoyo Ari Prambudi, along with technician Saiful Rakhmad.
On Christmas Eve, Desano wrote on Twitter: 'Merry Christmas to all my beautiful friends who celebrate it'
Malaysia Airlines, who has lost two carrier engines this year, released a tweet in support of Air Asia
On Christmas Eve, Desano wrote on Twitter: 'Merry Christmas to all my beautiful friends who celebrate it'.
AirAsia stewardess Khairunisa Haidar Fauzi, is also listed as working on the missing flight
He also posted a picture of himself wearing his AirAsia identification tag.
The mother of AirAsia stewardess Khairunisa Haidar Fauzi, has also come forward to share an image of her daughter who was listed as working on the missing flight.
Rohana and a number of Ms Fauzi's other relatives, were pictured gathering at her home in South Sumatra where she shared a family photograph featuring her missing daughter.
It has been reported there were 155 passengers on board - including 138 adults, 16 children and 1 infant, and AirAsia have confirmed there were two pilots, four flight attendants and one engineer on board.
Nationalities of the passengers and crew on-board are one Singaporean, one Malaysian, one French, one British, three South Koreans and 155 Indonesians.
The search and rescue operation for the missing flight has been suspended for the night due to unworkable conditions and will resume at sunrise on Monday morning.
Her mother, Rohana, is pictured gathering at their home in Palembang, South Sumatra with a number of relatives
Rohana points towards her daughter (L) within a framed family photograph in her South Sumatra home
The AirAsia flight - which was an Airbus A320-200 with the registration number PK-AXC (pictured above) - departed Surabaya early Sunday morning and was meant to land at Changi Airport
The Indonesian Ministry of Transportation said that the plane, which was en route to Singapore from Indonesia, had contacted Jakarta Air Traffic Control at 6.12am, and lost contact at 6.17am
Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2888898/I-feel-truly-sorry-lost-MH17-Missing-AirAsia-plane-flight-attendant-s-chilling-message-victims-Malaysia-Airlines-disasters.html#ixzz3NHjJdOlH
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