US EditionAir Emergency: a Plane Flew over the Conurban at Low Altitude and Caught the Attention of All Neighbours
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It had been declared an emergency due to lack of fuel.The aircraft came from São Paulo.No damage or injuries were reported.
A Boeing 777 of Ethiopian Airlines that left San Pablo for Buenos Aires, declared the minimum fuel alert and passed only 213 meters through several localities of Buenos Aires before landing in Ezeiza
It happened this Saturday in the middle of the storm in the province of Buenos Aires; the aircraft recorded minimum fuel values in mid-flight
It had been declared an emergency due to lack of fuel. The aircraft came from San Pablo. An Ethiopian Airlines aircraft, traveling from San Pablo to Buenos Aires, flew at low altitude this Saturday night over the area of La Matanza, in the province of Buenos Aires and generated a moment of astonishment and tension in the area. It was later learned that the aircraft, which passed just 215 meters from the roofs of the houses, had been declared an …
Ethiopian Airlines’ ET506 flight declared an emergency by “minimum fuel” upon arrival in Buenos Aires. The aircraft managed to land safely in Ezeiza after activating the security protocols. The company reported that the arrival of the flight was “no new developments”.
In a situation that generated moments of panic and amazement in the Buenos Aires conurban, an Ethiopian Airlines plane flew over the La Matanza area at a dangerously low altitude this Saturday night, passing just 213 meters from the roofs of the houses.The incident, which activated all the emergency protocols, ended with a successful landing in Ezeiza after the aircraft declared itself in emergency by "minimum fuel".
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