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Nil by mouth

4th Mar 2022 19:29

Cordoba emergency landing

Again from my local rag https://euroweeklynews.com/2022/03/0...onboard-chaos/
The aircraft is partially obscured by emergency vehicles but probably from their B737 fleet?

oceancrosser

4th Mar 2022 19:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nil by mouth (Post 11194757)

Again from my local rag https://euroweeklynews.com/2022/03/0...onboard-chaos/
The aircraft is partially obscured by emergency vehicles but probably from their B737 fleet?

What a thoroughly trashy website you are promoting. Junk.

DaveReidUK

4th Mar 2022 21:43

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Originally Posted by oceancrosser (Post 11194776)

What a thoroughly trashy website you are promoting. Junk.

I think you're being a bit unfair - it takes a special kind of journalist to report an incident as having happened more than 6000 miles away from where it actually took place. :O

Quote:

It has been reported this afternoon, Friday, March 4, that an aircraft that had taken off ten minutes previously, had to ask the control tower at Cordoba’s Ambrosio Taravella Airport in Spain to activate an emergency protocol, to facilitate an emergency landing at around 3pm.

JanetFlight

4th Mar 2022 21:58

Jesus Christ...the is the "other" Cordoba in Argentina...Wow...

https://eldoce.tv/sociedad/pasajera-...cordoba_126329

hunbet

5th Mar 2022 05:01

It had a rapid decompression and everybody walked away.

End of story.

DaveReidUK

5th Mar 2022 06:36

Six minor injuries according to this article in La Voz.

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