Pesawat Interjet Tabrak Garbarata di Bandara Meksiko
Passenger Jet Smashes Headlong into an Airport Walkway Leaving the Cockpit a Wreck
Editor : Ismail Gani
Translator : Novita Cahyadi
INILAH saat pesawat menabrak garbarata di bandara di Meksiko.
Pesawat Interjet sedang ditarik dari hanggar untuk mengambil posisi di terminal ketika menabrak garbarata.
Staf bandara yang mengenakan jaket visibilitas tinggi tampak memeriksa akibat kerusakan di Bandara Internasional Mexico City.
Kokpit pesawat mengalami kerusakan yang paling parah karena hidung pesawat melesak ke bawah garbarata.
Hal ini tidak diketahui apakah ada orang yang terluka dalam insiden itu, meskipun diyakini tidak ada penumpang di dalam pesawat.
Foto-foto tersebut telah disebar melalui media sosial, serta seluruh host media di Meksiko.
Maskapai ini diyakini terus melanjutkan operasinya dari bandara seperti biasa pada hari Minggu, seperti dilaporkan El Universal yang dilansir MailOnline.
Interjet adalah maskapai penerbangan murah terjadwal ke Meksiko, Karibia, Amerika Tengah, Amerika Utara dan Amerika Selatan dari Bandara Internasional Mexico City dan Bandara Internasional Lic. Adolfo Lopez Mateos di Toluca.
Maskapai ini memiliki 57 pesawat yang melayani 47 rute penerbangan.
Interjet mulai beroperasi pada 1 Desember 2005, dengan satu pesawat Airbus A320.
Travel MailOnline telah menghubungi Interjet dan Bandara Internasional Mexico City untuk meminta komentarnya dan sampai berita ini diturunkan masih menunggu tanggapan.
THIS IS the moment a plane ploughed into a passenger walkway at an airport in Mexico.
The Interjet aircraft was being towed from its hangar to take up position at the terminal when it crashed into the passenger transporter.
Staff wearing high visibility jackets can be seen surveying the damage at Mexico City International Airport.
The cockpit of the plane suffered the most damage as the nose was dragged underneath the walkway causing damage to the top.
It is not known if anyone was injured in the incident, although it is believed there were no passengers on board the aircraft.
The images have been shared on social media, as well as a whole host of media outlets in Mexico.
The airline is believed to have continued its operations out of the airport as normal on Sunday, reports El Universal.
Interjet is a Mexican low-cost airline operating scheduled flights to Mexico, the Caribbean, Central America, North America and South America out of Mexico City International Airport and Lic. Adolfo López Mateos International Airport in Toluca.
The airline has 57 planes in its fleet, flying to a combined total of 47 destinations.
Interjet started operations on December 1, 2005, with one Airbus A320 aircraft.
MailOnline Travel has contacted Interjet and Mexico City International Airport for comment and is awaiting a response.
