Airline Worker Loses Legs Crushed by Airbus A320 Nose Gear: Video Footage Emerges
On Sunday, an airport ground worker is fighting for his life after being brutally crushed by a 77-ton aircraft.
According to a report in The Sun, a 32-year-old worker named Rail was run over by the nose landing gear of an Airbus A320 while the plane was taxiing at Koltsovo Airport in Yekaterinburg, Russia, due to the pilot moving the aircraft prematurely.
A spokesperson for Ural Airlines stated, “A technician was injured in the leg while the aircraft was taxiing from the parking area. An ambulance was called to the scene, and efforts are being made to clarify the situation.”
Airbus A320’nin ön iniş takımları Tarafından Ezilen Havalimanı Çalışanı Bacaklarını Kaybetti: Video Görüntüleri Ortaya Çıktı pic.twitter.com/9TfQXftTVW
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The airline ground worker’s condition remains critical following the accident in Yekaterinburg, Russia.
After the horrific accident, doctors were forced to amputate one of Rail’s legs. According to the report, Rail remains unconscious.
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