Incidente US Airways in Phl
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http://us.cnn.com/2014/03/13/us/phil...l?c=homepage-t
(CNN) -- A US Airways plane blew a tire while taking off Thursday evening at Philadelphia International Airport, prompting it to abruptly come to a stop, an airline spokesman said.
Todd Lechmacher, the US Airways spokesman, said there were no initial reports of injuries, as did Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Jim Peters. But a Philadelphia fire department spokesman told CNN that there was one minor injury.
Passengers on the Florida-bound flight were evacuated from the plane onto the runway and waited to be picked up, according to Lechmacher.
CNN first learned of the incident via tweets from people at the airport.
The aircraft, an Airbus A320 with 149 passengers and five crew members on board, never caught fire, said Lechmacher.
Flight 1702 was scheduled to take-off at 5:50 p.m. and arrive in southern Florida about three hours later, according to US Airways' website, though the FAA's Peters said the incident took place around 6:25 p.m.
Departing and incoming flights at the Pennsylvania airport were temporarily halted. They resumed around 6:55 p.m., Peters of the FAA said, though one runway remained closed about one hour after that.
Images from the airport showed the plane pitched forward, but otherwise upright, and surrounded by flashing emergency vehicles. One showed the plane at a standstill as some people left from an emergency slide and others got out on the wing.
"So my plane just crashed," tweeted one apparent passenger. A short time later and minutes before taking a selfie at the scene, she added, "I almost just died."
(CNN) -- A US Airways plane blew a tire while taking off Thursday evening at Philadelphia International Airport, prompting it to abruptly come to a stop, an airline spokesman said.
Todd Lechmacher, the US Airways spokesman, said there were no initial reports of injuries, as did Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Jim Peters. But a Philadelphia fire department spokesman told CNN that there was one minor injury.
Passengers on the Florida-bound flight were evacuated from the plane onto the runway and waited to be picked up, according to Lechmacher.
CNN first learned of the incident via tweets from people at the airport.
The aircraft, an Airbus A320 with 149 passengers and five crew members on board, never caught fire, said Lechmacher.
Flight 1702 was scheduled to take-off at 5:50 p.m. and arrive in southern Florida about three hours later, according to US Airways' website, though the FAA's Peters said the incident took place around 6:25 p.m.
Departing and incoming flights at the Pennsylvania airport were temporarily halted. They resumed around 6:55 p.m., Peters of the FAA said, though one runway remained closed about one hour after that.
Images from the airport showed the plane pitched forward, but otherwise upright, and surrounded by flashing emergency vehicles. One showed the plane at a standstill as some people left from an emergency slide and others got out on the wing.
"So my plane just crashed," tweeted one apparent passenger. A short time later and minutes before taking a selfie at the scene, she added, "I almost just died."
A US Airways Airbus A320-200, flight US-1702 from Philadelphia,PA to Fort Lauderdale,FL (USA) with 149 people on board, was accelerating for takeoff from runway 27L when one of the nose gear tyres blew causing the aircraft to veer off the runway. The crew rejected takeoff, the aircraft came to a stop off the runway with the nose gear collapsed. The aircraft was evacuated.
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A vedere questa foto mi sembra tutto sbagliato in questa evacuazione....curioso avvenga su stesso aereo/compagnia/procedure che cosi' brillantemente evacuo' il 320 ammarato sull' Hudson! E questa sembra una situazione di gran lunga migliore... ma forse e' presto per commentare...
E questo è il testo della didascalia che accompagna la foto sul Corriere on Line. Direi che un no comment è d'obbligo:
Paura al Philadelphia International Airport, negli Stati Uniti, dove un aereo della Us Airways è uscito fuori pista durante l’atterraggio. Il portavoce dell’aeroporto ha informato come il velivolo sia stato evacuato e come al momento non si registrino passeggeri feriti. Le immagini postate su Twitter mostrano l’aereo adagiato sul muso, probabilmente in seguito al cedimento del carrello anteriore, e i passeggeri che escono alcuni usando lo scivolo di sicurezza, altri sull’ala del velivolo (foto: Twitter)
Paura al Philadelphia International Airport, negli Stati Uniti, dove un aereo della Us Airways è uscito fuori pista durante l’atterraggio. Il portavoce dell’aeroporto ha informato come il velivolo sia stato evacuato e come al momento non si registrino passeggeri feriti. Le immagini postate su Twitter mostrano l’aereo adagiato sul muso, probabilmente in seguito al cedimento del carrello anteriore, e i passeggeri che escono alcuni usando lo scivolo di sicurezza, altri sull’ala del velivolo (foto: Twitter)
Ultima modifica:
Parola per parola identico a quanto pubblicato sul sito de il Secolo XIX, che solo aggiunge anche che ci sono video postati su Youtube. Evidentemente è una nota di agenzia copiata tale e quale.
http://www.ilsecoloxix.it/p/mondo/2014/03/14/AQYpsC6B-durante_philadelphia_atterraggio.shtml
… e controllare i fatti costa fatica. Sono le 16:09 e la notizia errata appare ancora sulla home page del Corriere
… e controllare i fatti costa fatica. Sono le 16:09 e la notizia errata appare ancora sulla home page del Corriere
L'errore è stato segnalato, la notizia, corretta, è stata tolta dalla prima pagina e spostata nella sezione video. Credo che l'errore sia nato dal termine "landing gear" presente in alcune agenzie americane. Il giornalista non deve però aver ascoltato il filmato allegato all'articolo del Corriere in cui l'annunciatrice parlava di arresto del takeoff.