2 Men Rescued After Private Plane Makes Emergency Landing in Black Sea Off Turkey - Turkish Minute
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The authorities in Turkey are able to rescue two people whose aircraft landed in the sea after experiencing engine failure.
Today, Wednesday, a small private aircraft carried out an emergency landing in the Black Sea off the coast of the Turkish state of Reza, following a technical malfunction during a flight from the Georgian city of Batumi to the airport of Ordo-Gerson in Turkey.
Two Belgians, aged 55 and 69, had to make an emergency landing in the Black Sea off the northern Turkish coast after their light aircraft experienced a technical malfunction. This was reported by Turkish authorities and the news platform Mynet.
A light-powered aircraft with two Belgian nationals made a forced landing off the coast of the Turkish province of Rize, wrote IHA. The incident occurred during a flight from the Georgian city of Batumi, transmitting RIA News with reference to the Turkish agency IHA. Local Coast Guard responded quickly to the incident, rescuers managed to safely tow the emergency plane to land. "A plane with two Belgian nationals on board from Georgia Batumi mad…
A two-person plane that took off from Batumi, Georgia, made an emergency landing in the sea off the coast of Pazar district in Rize.
A plane that took off from Georgia made an emergency landing in the sea off the coast of Rize. The two people on board were rescued as a result of the efforts of the teams.
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