Take Off Airplane Boeing 737-800

Winter and snow storms in Europe again with the victim. A jet aircraft accident yesterday (3 / 1) during take-off (take off) at Dortmund Airport on a flight to Las Palmas, Canary Islands, Spain.

All the passengers and crew survived. No one was hurt.

At that time the Boeing 737-800 aircraft owned by Air Berlin airlines started flying with 165 passengers and six crew. ''Then, the pilot decided to cancel the take off because of technical issues still under investigation,''said Diane Daedelow, a spokesman for Air Berlin.

The pilot braked the plane actually being optimally. However, due to snowy weather conditions, runway and aircraft nyungsep. Nose stuck on the side of the runway with partially covered with snow conditions.

Combinations''snowy weather and speed while making airplane takeoff slid off the runway,''said Daedelow. But, he sure is not required because the aircraft emergency evacuation is still intact.

In addition, there are no passengers and crew was hurt. They left the plane via stairs. Furthermore, passengers and their luggage was transferred to Paderborn Airport which is located not far away. From there, using other aircraft, they were flown to Las Palmas.

Dortmund Airport administrators revealed that the incident occurred at 07.05 (at around 13:05 GMT). The airport was closed immediately and evacuate to the appointment of Air Berlin. Some flights were canceled or diverted temporarily to the nearest airport.

Dortmund firefighter, Thomas Osthoff, told the television station reported that 120 officers were deployed to the airport after authorities issued a first warning related incident.

''But they came back because no deployment of firefighters needed so much. The passengers could get off the plane on a regular basis and taken to the terminal by bus,''he said.

The vast majority of German and European regions hit by a powerful snowstorm since late last year. It makes aviation and travel with other transport dangerous risk.

The second incident was a Boeing 737-800 aircraft slid off the runway in recent weeks. On December 22 last, American Airlines flight from Washington DC also skidded while landing in Kingston, Jamaica, in the pouring rain.

No casualties were killed in the accident. However, many passengers were taken to hospital due to injuries. Broken fuselage. The main landing gear did not come out the left side, while his nose was crushed. Position half plane stopped at the edge of the sea