A Jetstar Airbus A320 preparing to depart Sydney Airport for the Gold Coast almost collided with a Qatar Airways Boeing 777 at 7am on Sunday.
The Jetstar pilot was forced to brake suddenly to avoid a collision, injuring a Jetstar crew member who received medical attention at the scene.
The Qatar Airways Boeing 777, which was not carrying any passengers, was being towed by an aircraft tug at the time of the incident.
A Jetstar spokesperson said their aircraft was following instructions from air traffic controllers when the pilots were forced to brake firmly as another aircraft came into "close proximity".
"We have commenced an investigation into the incident," the spokesperson said.
On this 78th Old-Timers’ Day, Tommy John shares a message to his fans, former teammates, and the Yankees organization as he battles health issues from his home in Bradenton, Florida.
Prior to today’s Old-Timers’ Day Game, the Yankees made the following roster moves:
• Reinstated RHP/UTIL/HOF Mariano Rivera (#42) from the 364-day injured list.
Thank you Geordies.
Just a heartfelt thank you to the fans, Eddie Howe and his staff, all the players, directors, owners and everyone who works at the club for a period filled with happiness and achievements.
It was beautiful to live these nearly five years with you all. 🖤🤍 @NUFC
Ferran Torres, who scored the World Cup-winning goal for Spain, will be throwing out tonight’s ceremonial first pitch at @yankeestadium 🏆
🎟️ https://t.co/GyZME1ycQ3
Clasificando mi archivo personal me he encontrado con estas imágenes. El 25 de diciembre de 2024, el vuelo 8243 de Azerbaijan Airlines, un Embraer E190, que cubría la ruta entre Bakú y Grozni con 67 personas a bordo, fue alcanzado por un sistema de defensa aérea ruso.
Con el avión gravemente dañado, los sistemas hidráulicos afectados y un control muy limitado, los pilotos consiguieron mantenerlo en vuelo, cruzar el mar Caspio y llevarlo hasta las proximidades de Aktau, en Kazajistán.
El avión terminó impactando contra el terreno, pero 29 personas sobrevivieron. Los dos pilotos, no. Su pericia, su serenidad y su empeño por mantener el avión en vuelo hasta el último instante salvaron decenas de vidas. Merecen ser recordados.