Moment An Aircraft Carrying 196 People Burst Into Flames After Landing At Airport

A Boeing 737-800 aircraft burst into flames shortly after landing at Sharm El Sheikh Airport in Egypt last week. All 196 people on board were safely evacuated without injuries.

This is the moment a Boeing 737-800 aircraft, operated by a Ukrainian airline, burst into flames shortly after landing at Sharm El Sheikh Airport in Egypt last week.

The aircraft, operated by SkyUp, was carrying 189 passengers and seven crew members from Zaporizhzhia, in southeastern Ukraine.

A recently released footage of the November 9 incident captures the moment the aircraft was taxiing before the fire erupted in the left landing gear.

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The airport firefighters arrived at the scene about 10 seconds after the fire erupted. The flames was extinguished within seconds, but the plane was left engulfed in smoke.

According to reports, the fire happened after hydraulic fluid – which is flammable – leaked onto the aircraft’s hot brakes.

All 189 passengers and seven crew members on board were safely evacuated without injuries.

Egypt’s civil aviation ministry praised the airport workers for responding “professionally” to the fire, saying that it “could have turned into a disaster,”

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