Technical problems in landing cause major alert at Helsinki airport
Christian Fernsby ▼ |
Regional rescue services in the Helsinki area were alerted on Wednesday night for a "risk of a possible major air transport incident".
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Local media reported that 13 additional rescue units were sent to the airport after the alert. The alert was posted at 22:27 Helsinki time.
After 23:00, the rescue services announced the aircraft concerned had been able to land safely.
The operator or the flight number of the aircraft associated with the alert was not disclosed. ■
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