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Vrede Airlines Flight 814 began to taxi too runway 32R at 06:42 with the destination of [[New Apex International Airport]], as Flight 814 was beginning to take off, airplane wings were unable to let the plane take off, ultimately causing the plane to run off the runway at around 55 MPH, the plane hit a ditch causing the plane to leak and the ceiling to collapse, the co-pilot and a 65-year-old woman who were on the plane where critically injured from the crash when the ceiling collapsed onto them and later killed them, 69 passengers were also injured by the impact, the engine began leaking plane fuel and gas as passengers were being told to evacuate, as rescue began to happen, 2 firefighters on ground were killed by the planes fumes and severe burning that the fuel was causing. [[Vrede Airlines]] later investigated the issue of the plane and found that the planes typical check-up was inaccurate to see the problem with the planes wings, [[Vrede Airlines]] were then later sued for over 1 billion due to unsucessfully finding danger in the plane. | Vrede Airlines Flight 814 began to taxi too runway 32R at 06:42 with the destination of [[New Apex International Airport]], as Flight 814 was beginning to take off, airplane wings were unable to let the plane take off, ultimately causing the plane to run off the runway at around 55 MPH, the plane hit a ditch causing the plane to leak and the ceiling to collapse, the co-pilot and a 65-year-old woman who were on the plane where critically injured from the crash when the ceiling collapsed onto them and later killed them, 69 passengers were also injured by the impact, the engine began leaking plane fuel and gas as passengers were being told to evacuate, as rescue began to happen, 2 firefighters on ground were killed by the planes fumes and severe burning that the fuel was causing. [[Vrede Airlines]] later investigated the issue of the plane and found that the planes typical check-up was inaccurate to see the problem with the planes wings, [[Vrede Airlines]] were then later sued for over 1 billion due to unsucessfully finding danger in the plane. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:39, 10 December 2022
| Accident | |
|---|---|
| Date | 29 November 2022 |
| Summary | Plane ran off runway |
| Site | Ulmic International Airport |
| Total fatalities | 4 |
| Total injuries | 72 |
| Total missing | 0 |
| Total survivors | 98 |
| Aircraft | |
| Aircraft type | Airbus A319 |
| Operator | VredeAirlines |
| Registration | NX-VRO |
| Flight origin | Ulmic, Nexalan |
| Destination | New Apex International Airport, Nexalan |
| Occupants | 102 |
| Passengers | 90 |
| Crew | 12 |
| Fatalities | 4 |
| Injuries | 72 |
| Missing | 0 |
| Survivors | 98 |
| Ground casualties | |
| Ground fatalities | 2 |
| Ground injuries | 1 |
The Vrede Airlines Flight 814 Incident occurred on November 29 2022 and involved a Airbus A319
Accident
Vrede Airlines Flight 814 began to taxi too runway 32R at 06:42 with the destination of New Apex International Airport, as Flight 814 was beginning to take off, airplane wings were unable to let the plane take off, ultimately causing the plane to run off the runway at around 55 MPH, the plane hit a ditch causing the plane to leak and the ceiling to collapse, the co-pilot and a 65-year-old woman who were on the plane where critically injured from the crash when the ceiling collapsed onto them and later killed them, 69 passengers were also injured by the impact, the engine began leaking plane fuel and gas as passengers were being told to evacuate, as rescue began to happen, 2 firefighters on ground were killed by the planes fumes and severe burning that the fuel was causing. Vrede Airlines later investigated the issue of the plane and found that the planes typical check-up was inaccurate to see the problem with the planes wings, Vrede Airlines were then later sued for over 1 billion due to unsucessfully finding danger in the plane.