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Ryanair Plane Rejects Takeoff in Cyprus after Bird Strike

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    Okay Airways’ Tail Scrapes on Runway Surface upon Landing in China

    Okay AirwaysOkay Airways flight BK-2823 made a hard landing at Nanning Wuxu International Airport, Nanning, China, on May 10th.

    The Boeing 737-900, flying from Xian, China, got its tail scraped on the surface of the runway upon landing.

    The plane rolled out without further incident.

    All people onboard remained unharmed.

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    Lufthansa Cityline Plane Hit by Lightning in Romania

    LufthansaA Lufthansa Cityline plane was struck by lightning while it was descending towards Sibiu, Romania, on April 7th.

    The Canadair CRJ-900 was flying from Munich, Germany, when a lightning strike caused a crack in its windshield.

    The plane landed safely. No injuries were reported.

    The return flight was cancelled.

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    Singapore Airlines Plane Makes Emergency Landing in India after Hydraulic Leakage

    Singapore Airlines flight SQ-516 made an emergency landing at Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport, Kolkata, India, on May 5th.

    The Airbus A330-200 flying from Singapore was about to land when the crew noticed hydraulic leakage and declared an emergency.

    The plane landed safely.

    No one was injured.

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    French Passengers Refuse to Submit to Diversion

    What: Ryanair en route from Fes, Morocco to Beauvais, France
    Where: Liege, Belgium
    When: Wed Nov 17, 2010
    Who: 100+ passengers
    Why: After leaving Morocco three hours late, the plane was unable to land in Beauvais because the airport had closed due to foggy weather conditions. After they diverted to Liege, some passengers became disruptive and refused to leave the plane. After an hour trying to get the passengers out, the crew only left when the passengers became abusive.

    The exit doors were open, the toilets were locked and the lights were out. Passengers (mostly French) would not leave the plane until 3:30am when police became involved. (Reports are that 100 passengers staged a sit-in lasting from five to eight hours and refused to leave.) Passengers were upset at landing in Liege without warning.

    Three other flights to Beauvais were also diverted to Liege without incident.

    Buses were provided to take them to their destination.

    George’s Point of View

    A plane, completely abandoned by pilots and crew fearing for their safety, professional negotiators called in to coax rude and abusive passengers out of a dark plane with locked bathrooms…

    Sure, no passenger would be tickled pink over a plane ride that takes them so far out of the way that they have to take a 350 mile bus ride back, but would the passengers have preferred crashing on the foggy Beauvais runway? What is missing here? We need Paul Harvey to tell us ….the rest of the story.

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    Multi-Engine Plane Crashes in Montana; 3 Killed

    A twin-engine plane crashed near the small town of Boyes, Billings, Carter County, Montana, on the noon of September 17th.

    The Beechcraft Baron carrying a man, woman and one 14 year old boy went down in a grassy area.

    All three people onboard were killed in the crash.

    The crash remains under investigation.

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    United Airlines Flight in Emergency Landing at Dublin Airport

    United AirlinesUnited Airlines flight UA-925 had to divert and make an emergency landing at Dublin Airport, Ireland, at around 6:15 p.m. on November 6.

    The Boeing 777-200(ER), heading from London Heathrow Airport to Washington DC, was diverted after the crew reported smoke and fumes in the cockpit.

    The flight landed uneventfully after shedding off extra fuel. None of the 140 passengers and crew members was harmed.

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