On 2 February, a TUI fly Belgium Embraer ERJ-190 (OO-TEA) was ready for flight TB1261 between Antwerp Airport and Murcia, Spain. During taxiing, however, the aircraft got stuck with its nose wheel in the grass.
Due to bad visibility (heavy rain), the aircraft mistakenly entered a cul-de-sac (old helicopter platform). The aircraft then made a U-turn but got stuck in the mud.
95 passengers safely disembarked the aircraft and were transferred to Brussels Airport where they continued their journey to Murcia.
The aircraft was towed and checked.
Source, discuss and a picture: https://www.aviation24.be/forums/viewtopic.php?p=377490#p377490
This post was published on 2 February 2019 10:23
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