En fotos: El rescate del avión que casi cae al mar en Turquía
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AFP PHOTO / DOGAN NEWS AGENCY / – / Turkey OUT
El Boeing 737-800 de Pegasus Airlines, con 168 personas a bordo, que se salió de la pista cuando aterrizaba en el Aeropuerto de Trabzon el 13 de enero fue levantado con una grúa y llevado a tierra firme.
Ambulancias y camiones de bomberos estaban en el sitio el jueves mientras la grúa levantó el avión de la cuesta. Los trabajadores participantes en la operación posaron para una fotografía delante del aparato.
El accidente, que impactó al mundo entero, no dejó víctimas. Todos los pasajeros y tripulantes fueron evacuados sin lesiones.
La prensa turca dice que los pilotos les dijeron a los investigadores que la turbina derecha del avión sufrió un acelerón repentino, que forzó al aparato a dar un giro violento a la izquierda, hacia el mar.
A Pegasus Airlines Boeing 737-800 aircraft, which was skidded off the runway on Saturday, January 13, 2018, is lifted by a crane at Trabzon airport by the Black Sea in Trabzon, Turkey January 18, 2018. Dogan News Agency via REUTERS ATTENTION EDITORS – THIS PICTURE WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY. NO RESALES. NO ARCHIVE. TURKEY OUT. NO COMMERCIAL OR EDITORIAL SALES IN TURKEY.A photo made available by the Dogan News Agency shows technicians looking on as cranes lift the Pegasus airplane on January 18, 2018, days after it skidded off the runway just metres away from the sea after it landed at Trabzon’s airport in northern Turkey. The Turkish passenger plane that plunged off a runway onto a cliff precariously close to the sea suddenly turned after a surge of power in one of its engines, pilots told investigators. The Pegasus Airlines Boeing 737-800 plane had landed normally at Trabzon airport late on January 13 on a flight from Ankara, but then went off the runway just metres (feet) from the waters of the Black Sea with its wheels stuck in mud. / AFP PHOTO / DOGAN NEWS AGENCY / HO / Turkey OUTA Pegasus Airlines aircraft is pictured after it skidded off the runway at Trabzon airport by the Black Sea in Trabzon, Turkey, January 14, 2018. Muhammed Kacar/Dogan News Agency via REUTERS ATTENTION EDITORS – THIS PICTURE WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY. NO RESALES. NO ARCHIVE. TURKEY OUT. NO COMMERCIAL OR EDITORIAL SALES IN TURKEY.A Pegasus Airlines aircraft is pictured after it skidded off the runway at Trabzon airport by the Black Sea in Trabzon, Turkey, January 14, 2018. Muhammed Kacar/Dogan News Agency via REUTERS ATTENTION EDITORS – THIS PICTURE WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY. NO RESALES. NO ARCHIVE. TURKEY OUT. NO COMMERCIAL OR EDITORIAL SALES IN TURKEY.A Pegasus Airlines aircraft is pictured after it skidded off the runway at Trabzon airport by the Black Sea in Trabzon, Turkey, January 14, 2018. Ihlas News Agency (IHA) via REUTERS ATTENTION EDITORS – THIS PICTURE WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY. NO RESALES. NO ARCHIVE. TURKEY OUT. NO COMMERCIAL OR EDITORIAL SALES IN TURKEY.A photo made available by the Dogan New Agency shows Turkish passenger plane struck in mud on an embankment, five days after skidding off the airstrip, lifted by cranes, on January 18, 2018 . passenger plane late on January 13 skidded off the runway just metres away from the sea as it landed at Trabzon’s airport in northern Turkey. The Pegasus Airlines flight, with 168 people on board, had taken off from Ankara on its way to the northern province of Trabzon. / AFP PHOTO / DOGAN NEWS AGENCY / – / Turkey OUT
