On 18 March, a VivaAerobus Airbus A320 was operating domestic flight VIV4343 between Puerto Vallarta and Monterrey, Mexico. During backtrack at Puerto Vallarta’s runway 22, however, the aircraft’s nose gear collapsed.
Emergency slides were used to evacuate the passengers.
In a written statement, the airline said that all 127 passengers and crew members safely left the aircraft. And confirmed that they took all measures to bring the stranded passengers to their destination as soon as possible.
The airline is now working with aviation authorities to investigate the cause of the collapse.
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This post was published on 19 March 2021 09:42
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