Kejadian dilaporkan telah berlaku di El Paso Airport, Texas. Seorang juruteknik telah maut apabila tubuhnya disedut masuk kedalam enjin kedua jet 737-500.
Tubuhnya hancur umpama dimasukkan kedalam pengisar.
Untuk menjadi petugas dimana-mana pesawat udara, apa sahaja jawatan dari sekecil-kecil jawatan mahu pun setinggi-tinggi jawatan yang disandang, sudah tentu mereka tidak terlepas dari subjek "Flight Safety". Namun kejadian ini membuktikan "Flight Safety" sahaja tidak mencukupi dan patut ditambah dengan Beriman dengan Qada' dan Qadar Allah. Semoga kita dilindungi Allah dari mala petaka yang tak disangka-sangka.
Airplane Mechanic Sucked Into Jet Engine, Killed at El Paso Airport - Graphic Content
EL PASO, Texas — An airplane mechanic was killed Monday morning after he was sucked into a jet's engine while passengers were boarding from the tarmac, officials said.
"A mechanic walked in front of the engine and was pulled into the engine," National Transportation Safety Board spokeswoman Lauren Peduzzi said.
She said she didn't know if any passengers saw the accident as they boarded Continental Airlines flight 1515 to Houston. A Federal Aviation Administration spokesman said the worker was sucked into the right engine of the 737-500.
The mechanic's identity wasn't released, but Continental identified the victim as an employee of one of Continental's suppliers. Continental released few other details about what it called a "ground incident" at El Paso International Airport.
"My fellow co-workers and I extend our heartfelt sympathies to the family and friends of the mechanic involved in this tragic event," Larry Kellner, Continental chairman and CEO, said in a statement.
There were 114 passengers and five crew members boarding the plane.
EL PASO, Texas — An airplane mechanic was killed Monday morning after he was sucked into a jet's engine while passengers were boarding from the tarmac, officials said.
"A mechanic walked in front of the engine and was pulled into the engine," National Transportation Safety Board spokeswoman Lauren Peduzzi said.
She said she didn't know if any passengers saw the accident as they boarded Continental Airlines flight 1515 to Houston. A Federal Aviation Administration spokesman said the worker was sucked into the right engine of the 737-500.
The mechanic's identity wasn't released, but Continental identified the victim as an employee of one of Continental's suppliers. Continental released few other details about what it called a "ground incident" at El Paso International Airport.
"My fellow co-workers and I extend our heartfelt sympathies to the family and friends of the mechanic involved in this tragic event," Larry Kellner, Continental chairman and CEO, said in a statement.
There were 114 passengers and five crew members boarding the plane.
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