On 15 February, a Pegasus Airlines Boeing 737-800 (TC-CPU) operated flight PC1003 between Istanbul’s Sabiha Gokcen Airport, Turkey and Dusseldorf, Germany. After landing at the German airport, the pilots noticed a brakes overheat indication. Sparks were seen coming from the wheels.
On a video that emerged on social media, the two left hand side floor level exits were used to start an emergency evacuation. One day after the incident, the aircraft was still parked at Dusseldorf Airport.
Düseldorf Havaliman?'nda henüz bilinmeyen bir sebeple Pegasus uça?? acil tahliye uygulad?.#pegasus pic.twitter.com/RvWYMvYPBR
— HavaSosyalMedya® ? (@HavaSosyalMedya) February 15, 2020
Pegasus Airlines: third runway excursion in just over two years …
Pegasus should be grounded as their airline culture and operating procedures allows completely unstable approaches to be continued with disastrous results…..their 5th February accident was a great example of a totally unprofessional approach that displayed appalling airmanship and a total disregard to operational limitations….yet they tried to land!!!!