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Luxair Q400 aircraft aborts takeoff at Saarbrucken airport and stops on belly; no injuries

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Luxair Luxembourg Airlines announces that LG 9562 flight aborted its takeoff at the Sarrebrucken airport today at around 10 am. None of the 16 passengers and 4 crew personnel on board were injured.

The aircraft, which was bound for Luxembourg, ended up on its belly on the runway. The details of this accident are being investigated.

A hotline for families and friends of the passengers has been set up and can be reached at +352 2456 2456. Except for LG 4607/4608 flight to London City which is cancelled, all other Luxair operations continue normally.

Luxembourg, 30 September 2015

This post was published on 30 September 2015 15:40

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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