Canada: The plane crashed in Canada, there was a fire

After South Korea, Canada has also had a major plane crash. At Canada’s Halifax International Airport, a plane’s wing is seen rubbing on the runway during landing, and subsequently, it bursts into flames. However, there is no information about any loss of life in this accident yet.

It is being told that the accident took place at the Halifax International Airport on Saturday night. It was a commercial airline plane. According to the information, PAL Airlines Flight 2259 which was an Air Canada de Havilland Canada Dash 8-400 was landing at the airport. Meanwhile, his left wing began to rub on the runway. A fire broke out after this. The aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing after the left wing landing gear malfunctioned.

A major accident was avoided

In this way, a major accident was avoided. It is being told that the passengers have suffered only minor injuries. A small fire in the plane’s landing gear was quickly extinguished by the fire brigade. Earlier, a terrible plane crash took place in Muan, South Korea, in which more than 130 people have died so far. It is being told that this plane of South Korea collided with a bird in the air earlier. Later, during an emergency landing, its landing gear failed and it collided with the barbed wire of the airport wall, turning into a deadly bomb shell. The passenger cabins were blown away by the explosion.

There is a growing concern about air travel

Plane accidents in Kazakhstan, South Korea and Canada in three consecutive days have forced travelers to think about safety. Although no one died in this accident in Canada, a major accident could have happened with a little delay in landing. Passengers have urged the government and airlines to strictly adhere to air safety standards to avoid such accidents.