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Emergency landing for an East African's 767 at Rome-Fiumicino Airport (2): Italian Infrastructure Vice-minister Tassone's comment

Rome, Italy - According to Tassone, this event would have only been "a destiny"

Italian Infrastructure and Transport Vice-minister Mario Tassone commented the accident occurred at Rome-Fiumicino Airport which has involved an East African's Boeing 767, forced to perform an emergency landing due to a burning engine. Tassone would have underlined how such event should be simply considered as "a destiny". ENAC (Italian National Civil Aviation Agency) has always proven, Vice-minister...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 100805
Rome, Italy, 07/28/2004 16:12
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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