This morning an A-350/900 plane of the Japanese company Japan Airlines was engulfed in flames on the runway of Tokyo-Haneda airport. The exact causes of the accident are currently unknown: some speak of a collision with another aircraft, others of an emergency landing carried out without the use of the landing gear with the belly of the plane touching the runway. There would be passengers on board.

Below, the video. According to a first reconstruction of the incident: the plane had taken off from Shin-Chitose airport, located on the island of Hokkaido, and landed about an hour and 30 minutes later in the Japanese capital airport (JAL flight 516). The images show the burning aircraft stopped on the runway at Tokyo's Haneda airport, with fire devouring the fuselage and coming out of the plane's windows.