On 31 August, a Turkish Airlines Boeing 737-800 (TC-JHM) operated domestic flight TK2307 between Izmir and Istanbul, Turkey. The aircraft carried 147 passengers and 7 crew members. After landing at Istanbul’s newest airport – while taxiing to its parking stand – the aircraft ended up next to the taxiway and got stuck.
Passengers and crew members safely evacuated the aircraft via mobile stairs. An investigation on the mishap is ongoing.
Source: Haberyenisöz THY uça??nda büyük panik! Taksi yolundan ç?kt?
This post was published on 1 September 2019 09:25
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