UTair Plane’s Chassis Damaged in Tyumen
24 October 2011 (09:25)
The chassis of UTair’s ATR42 airplane were damaged duringlanding in Tyumen Airport.
According to the captain, some vibration started after the plane hit the ground and was gradually slowing down on the landing strip. After the plane completed the stop, it was taken to the parking lot and examined, and it was discovered that there were ruptures in both pneumatic supports at the front of the chassis,’ Assistant to Tyumen’s Public Prosecutor for Transportation Anatoly Orlov told Interfax-Ural.
No harm was done either to the twenty-three passengers or to the three crew members on board.
According to the captain, some vibration started after the plane hit the ground and was gradually slowing down on the landing strip. After the plane completed the stop, it was taken to the parking lot and examined, and it was discovered that there were ruptures in both pneumatic supports at the front of the chassis,’ Assistant to Tyumen’s Public Prosecutor for Transportation Anatoly Orlov told Interfax-Ural.
No harm was done either to the twenty-three passengers or to the three crew members on board.
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