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Lukas M
10th November 2008, 08:10 PM
Ryanair has just had a pretty bad accident at Rome, thankfully nothing fatal, expect aircraft is quite damaged. Aircraft came in contact with flock of birds, lost power to both engines. Go-around was also made, and came back for a very hard landing, which no doubt affected the gear here (in this photo its on the side)??. Aircraft has stopped very short of runway end with all slides deployed/engines covered with foam. Landing gear has apparently failed whilst rolling, but hard to tell at current stage as aircraft is to the left of runway. Sounds pretty nasty....

A Ryanair Boeing 737-800, registration EI-DYG performing flight FR4102 from Frankfurt Hahn (Germany) to Rome Ciampino (Italy) with 166 passengers, performed an emergency landing into Ciampino due to landing gear trouble - with conflicting reports from a burst tyre to the collapse of the left main gear strut - and veered off the runway temporarily during the landing rollout. The crew managed to bring the airplane back onto the runway and to a safe stop, no injuries have been reported. The passengers were evacuated via slides upon command by fire services.

Fire engines foamed the airplane. The airport is currently closed.
AVIATION HERALD

http://commenti.kataweb.it/commenti/multimedia/404765/2008/11/10/image/206930.jpg

Lukas M
11th November 2008, 07:30 AM
Here is a better photo..
http://www.ryanair.com/site/notices/images/aircraftFR4102.jpg