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SWEDISH AIRLINER FORCED TO BACK DUE SEAGULLS COLLISION

STOCKOLM, SWEDEN, A 737-800 boeing airlinen, operated by Swedish airline Scandinavian Airlines (SAS), forced to back and land to Malmoe Sturup airport due to collision with a swarm of seagulls. The commander, as precautionary measure, decided to back soon to departure airport. No problems for 143 passengers on board who have been embarked on other flights.

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 10811
Rome, Italy, 04/09/2001 14:03
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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