Turkish Airlines Plane Fire Halts, Then Resumes Airport Operations
Kathmandu. The airport service, which was disrupted after a Turkish Airlines plane caught fire, has resumed. The plane, which arrived from Istanbul on Monday morning, had its wheels catch fire during landing at Tribhuvan International Airport. The airport has been reopened after the plane was towed from the taxiway to the parking area. Earlier, the fire was brought under control using fire engines. All passengers on board the plane are safe, airport sources said.
The plane, which arrived from Istanbul on Monday morning, had its wheels catch fire during landing at Tribhuvan International Airport. The airport has been reopened after the plane was towed from the taxiway to the parking area. Earlier, the fire was brought under control using fire engines. All passengers on board the plane are safe, airport sources said.
Earlier, the fire was brought under control using fire engines. All passengers on board the plane are safe, airport sources said.
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