On 9 May, a Transair Boeing 737-300 (registered 6V-AJE) operated flight HC301 on behalf of Air Senegal from Dakar, Senegal to Bamako, Male. The aircraft experienced a hydraulic issue during acceleration for take-off on runway 01 resulting in a runway excursion.
After standstill, the passengers evacuated the aircraft. Besides two pilots and four crew members, the flight carried 78 passengers. Eleven of them sustained injuries, four of whom are reported to be in critical condition.
The airport authorities suspended all flight activity. In the meantime, the airport reopened for operations.
This post was published on 9 May 2024 16:01
Air India flight AI2030 from Frankfurt to New Delhi (Boeing 787-9 registered VT-TSE) diverted to…
easyJet has put five additional UK routes on sale for summer 2027, following the 18…
Lufthansa Cargo’s winter 2026/27 schedule will offer 88 freighter routes serving 40 destinations worldwide, with…
Aviation Capital Group (ACG) has signed a firm order for 75 Airbus A320neo Family aircraft,…
Brussels Airlines has brought its travelling contemporary African art exhibition, AfriConnections, to Brussels for the…
The Canadian Forces Snowbirds marked the end of an era on Friday, October 16, with…