Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee said Wednesday that the auto-throttle system that automatically controlled the engine power of a B-737-500 jetliner that crashed into the sea off Jakarta last month showed "anomalies."Sriwijaya Air Flight 182 with 62 passengers and crew on board, including 10 children, plunged into Java Sea on Jan. 9 when it was on the way from Jakarta to the West Kalimantan provincial capital of Pontianak. All of those on board were killed.The left throttle lever "moved backward too far," while the right one "did not move at all as if it was stuck," the …READ FULL ARTICLE
