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Old 30th May 2019, 15:25
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Cessna 560 rolled off Alicante Runway

Several small news sources reporting a 560 XLS, reg D-CGAA suffered a tyre blowout at Alicante Airport (ALC)

2 pax and 2 pilots suffered minor injuries, Runway closed for several hours

Flights diverted to Valencia after aircraft crash at Alicante | The Leader Newspaper

Several flights being diverted to Valencia and Murcia
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Private plane?
"aircraft crash" ?

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Old 30th May 2019, 16:06
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The private jet will be removed with the use of a crane, so the exact time at which normal service will be resumed is not known, with some sources claiming that the airport will be closed until after 6 pm and others indicating that it will should reopen by 5 pm.
Looks like both of those deadlines have slipped, no sign of any arrivals or departures at ALC yet.

Using a crane sounds a bit extreme, given that the aircraft appears to be on all three wheels - maybe Joe Patroni wasn't available.
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Looks like both of those deadlines have slipped, no sign of any arrivals or departures at ALC yet.

Using a crane sounds a bit extreme, given that the aircraft appears to be on all three wheels - maybe Joe Patroni wasn't available.
The Spanish word for Crane is Grua, which can also mean a tow truck.
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Plane towed clear of runway, remaining in the grass south of airport, which allowed for operations to resume...
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