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	A Sriwijaya Air flight carrying 96 passengers was supposed to land in the West Sumatra Minangkabau International airport Saturday evening but instead landed at Tabing airport.</div>
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	An airline spokesperson told detik.com news portal that both the pilot and co-pilot were foreigners unfamiliar with the terrain. He said there was no technical failure.//DPA</div>

Foreign pilots land Indonesian plane at wrong airport

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Foreign pilots land Indonesian plane at wrong airport

Jakarta - An Indonesian commercial plane landed at the wrong airport, 15 kilometres south of the intended destination, reports said Sunday.

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