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contractor25
30th Dec 2009, 19:49
Kyivpost.com reports Wizzair Ukraine aircraft went off the runway at KBP. Whilst KBP has been closed for a few hours today and yesterday due to snow, the runway was reported as clear.

Mr @ Spotty M
31st Dec 2009, 06:06
It went off late Tuesday.

captplaystation
31st Dec 2009, 09:11
More than 12hrs now, and only 3 posts (including this one)

Ryanair have managed 168 posts so far for the same sin.

Agenda ? what agenda ?

Happy New Year to all those forced to "enjoy" low- cost.

Avman
31st Dec 2009, 09:20
Wizzwho? I guess a lot less ppruners use Wizzair than Ryanscam human cargo airlines :E

DozyWannabe
31st Dec 2009, 09:32
Not to mention there will be a hell of a lot more English-language news updates for a Ryanair going off the end at Prestwick than a Wizzair Ukraine going off the end in Kiev...

Checkboard
31st Dec 2009, 11:55
... and for the Ryanair event, the thread appears to be running on how often they do it, not that it was done. :hmm:

DILLIGAFF
31st Dec 2009, 16:16
And no mention of the BA 747 scraping two engines on landing at JFK the other day.
D

AlexGG
31st Dec 2009, 21:38
BA 747 scraping two engines
Same side or different sides eh? :)

Suzeman
3rd Jan 2010, 16:56
It seems there were two off piste incidents at KBP between Christmas and the New Year. In the first, on 28th, an Aerosvit B737-500 on a flight from Tiblisi went off the runway while landing in a heavy snow shower and poor visibility at 2006 local and slid into a snow bank. No injuries occured.

The next day Wizzair Ukraine A320 UR-WUB, skidded off the left hand edge of the landing runway on a flight from Venice before coming to a stop at 2237 No injuries occurred, both engines received fan damage.

Suzeman

Suzeman
12th Jan 2010, 22:20
Believe there has been another off -piste excursion at KBP over the weekend involving an Iranian IL-76 which is reported to have ended up facing 180 degrees from the direction it was originally going :uhoh:

Suzeman

fox_trot_oscar
13th Jan 2010, 08:18
If so that would be the 3rd such event. According to a good friend in Ukraine the wizz incident also ended up 180 degrees to where it should have been and the plane is currently being assessed for major damage to landing gear, both engines and possibly the structure.