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A FEDEX Boeing 767-300 Cargo aircraft had to collapse after the start of the Newark Liberty International Airport.
The plane had to return to New Jersey Airport after a bird hit his right engine, confirmed an airport representative. The plane was only in the air for nine minutes before making its emergency landing.
“As a precaution, air traffic was stopped briefly, but since then the company has resumed,” added the representative.
Flight data showing flightsware show that the plane started at 7:58 a.m. before it was forced to turn and land at 8:07 a.m. The intended goal of the flight remains unclear.
Witnesses described that they heard a “loud boom” when the right engine broke out on fire. Several social media videos that have been posted in X show the engine of the aircraft both in flight and after landing on the asphalt.
A terrifying video that was recorded by shocked spectators recorded the aircraft, which flies over them with visible flames. Another angle that was rotated from a car on the New Jersey Turnpike shows clearly smoke and fire from the engine. A third video from Elizabeth next to the airport shows the flaming aircraft that flies over a residential area.
This incident contributes to growing concerns regarding aviation safety according to a number of the latest breakdowns. In January, an Airlines Aircraft and a Black Hawk helicopter of the army collided near the Reagan National Airport in Washington, DC, and killed all 67 victims, including the work master figure from the USA and Russia.
Only this Tuesday had to deal with Boston Logan International’s FLOGHT FLOCK OF OVERHEAD when the pilot discovered another plane that prepared for the same runway on Reagan nationally.
An almost identical incident occurred on the same day at Chicago International Airport in Chicago, where a south-western Boeing 737-8H4 had to cancel its landing quickly after discovering a private jet on his way. No injuries were reported in this incident.
