Panicked passengers grab their belongings in an attempt to leave the darkened cabin of an Indonesia Lion Air flight that skidded off the runway last Saturday in recently emerged footage.

Flight attendants instruct passengers to remain seated while passengers on the plane are heard reminding each other to stay calm and waiting for pilot instructions. They were eventually evacuated through emergency exits over the wing.

The Lion Air flight was evacuated last Saturday (February 16) at an airport in Pontianak, Indonesia due to the plane skidding off the runway and crashing nose first into the grass, where the tires of the plane can be seen swallowed up by the surrounding mud.

Sengdia Sastra, the filmer, said: "We rushed out as the cabin was dark and smelled of smoke. At that time the plane had stopped after sliding off the runway."

Flights from the Supadio International Airport were canceled while workers battled to drag the Boeing away from the runway.

A week after the plane skidded off the runway and crashed nose first into the grass while landing at an airport in Indonesia on February 16, other footage recording the moment is starting to emerge.

This video, captured in a cabin at 3:10 pm that day, shows passengers rushed to pick up their bags from the baggage and headed for the exit as the flight attendant asked passengers to sit back in their seats.

Sengdia Sastra, the filmer said, "We rushed out as the cabin was dark and smelled of smoke. At that time the plane had stopped after sliding off the runway."

In the footage, the voices of the passengers reminded each other to stay calm while waiting for pilot instructions.

"Alhamdulillah, this is the latest situation on the Lion Air plane after failing to land smoothly. Outside, land officers came to evacuate passengers," Sengdia said in the footage.

The Lion Air Boeing 737 had left Jakarta at 2pm local time and was coming into land at the airport in Pontianak some 500 miles north when it encountered a treacherous downpour.

The aircraft suddenly veered to the left before ditching in the wet ground.

Terrified passengers had to scramble from the exit and walk along the wing.

The wheels of the plane were almost entirely sunken into the sodden ground.

Failure landing has also caused the engine on the left wing to split.

Polana Pramesti, Director General of Air Relations at the country's Ministry of Transportation, confirmed the crash. He said: "It is true, the plane slipped due to heavy rain. There were no fatalities and the entire crew survived."

Flights from the Supadio International Airport were cancelled while workers battled to drag the Boeing away from the runway.