🇰🇷 В Южной Корее при посадке разбился пассажирский самолет со 181 человеком на борту.
По предварительным данным, шасси самолета сломались после столкновения с птицами. Пилоты попытались приземлиться на фюзеляж, но выехали за пределы взлетно-посадочной полосы и врезались в ограждение.
Сообщается, что двух человек удалось спасти. Официально пока подтверждена смерть 120 человек.
🇰🇷 В Южной Корее при посадке разбился пассажирский самолет со 181 человеком на борту.
По предварительным данным, шасси самолета сломались после столкновения с птицами. Пилоты попытались приземлиться на фюзеляж, но выехали за пределы взлетно-посадочной полосы и врезались в ограждение.
Сообщается, что двух человек удалось спасти. Официально пока подтверждена смерть 120 человек.
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