Delta Flight 1889 was en route from Boston to Salt Lake City International Airport when it was pelted by hail, severely damaging the plane's nose cone and cracking its windshield. (Provided by Beau Sorensen, bsutah.com)
Delta Flight 1889 was en route from Boston to Salt Lake City International Airport when it was pelted by hail, severely damaging the plane’s nose cone and cracking its windshield. (Provided by Beau Sorensen, bsutah.com)
Un avión de Delta Airlines procedente de Boston realizó un aterrizaje de emergencia en Denver debido a que una granizada ocasionó daño a la aeronave, informó la Administración Federal de Aviación (FAA).
Ian McGregor, vocero de la FAA, dijo a The Denver Post (http://goo.gl/hYP2KT ) que el aparato aterrizó de manera segura en el Aeropuerto Internacional de Denver a las 8:42 de la noche del viernes. El destino del vuelo era el Aeropuerto Internacional de Salt Lake City.
Wrecked: The Airbus 320’s windshield and cone were severely damaged during a hail storm over eastern Colorado. The plane is pictured at Denver International Airport, where it made an emergency landingWrecked: The Airbus 320’s windshield and cone were severely damaged during a hail storm over eastern Colorado. The plane is pictured at Denver International Airport, where it made an emergency landing
