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Problems for a gear: an Air Malta's airplane forced to go back to Valletta

Valletta, Malta - The aircraft normally landed after burning the large part of its fuel

An Air Malta's Boeing 737 would have performed an emergency landing this morning at the international air station of the capital, Valletta. Immediately after the takeoff in fact, occurred at about 09:00 am, ground personnel would have realized about a strange long pneumatic-generated line on the runway. On its part, the crew itself would have detected the problem, when aircraft's instruments indicated...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 101768
Rome, Italy, 08/13/2004 16:39
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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