According to breaking news, Japan Airlines Spokesperson said, “The plane that burned at Tokyo Haneda Airport was carrying more than 400 passengers.” While the officers’ extinguishing efforts were continuing, it was reported that the cause of the fire might be the plane’s engine coming into contact with the ground. Images on social media show flames in the engine area of the plane advancing into the cabin.
A Japanese Airlines Airbus A350 plane collided with a Japan coast guard plane. It was reported that the plane flew from Shin Chitose Airport to Haneda.
367 PASSENGERS AND 12 CREW WERE EVACUATED
NHK stated that 367 passengers and 12 crew members on the burning plane on the runway of Haneda Airport in Tokyo were evacuated.
In the images posted on social media, it is seen that a fire started with an explosion in the engine compartment of the plane while it was taxiing on the runway.
According to the news on CNN International, it was claimed that the plane burst into flames as soon as it took off, and the passengers escaped by using the plane’s emergency slides.
EXTINGUISHING EFFORTS CONTINUE
It was reported that a fire broke out on a plane on the runway at Haneda Airport in Tokyo, Japan’s capital.
In local media reports, it was noted that a fire broke out on a Japan Airlines plane on the runway of Haneda Airport, and it was stated that the cause of the fire might be the plane’s engine coming into contact with the ground.
Efforts to extinguish the fire on the plane continue.
THY PLANE WAS DIRECTED TO NARITA
THY’s passenger plane flying from Istanbul to Tokyo Haneda was diverted to Narita Airport due to the accident. According to the information provided by DHA, it was learned that the airport was closed to flights until 21:00 local time.
