Picture 14

In this picture I can see a narrow body aircraft that belongs to DHL. The aircraft has veered off the runway and stopped on grass.

The aircraft is yellow with red stripes along the fuselage DHL is printed on the fuselage and tail.

This is a twin engine aircraft used for cargo flights, I say this because there are no windows and DHL is a cargo company.

There are stairs attached to the cockpit that were probably used to disembark the pilots.

In the background I can see many people that are probably investigating what happened they are all using fluorecent vests. I can also see that it appeared to be a foggy day.

In the foreground I can see a police truck and another car behind the truck. I can see the runway and grass.

This might have been caused by a nose landing gear malfunction, a hydraulic failure or a brake failure.

The consequences can be injuries onboard, severe damage to the aircraft and the runway would have been closed until the aircraft was removed from the local.

The procedures for this situation are firstly to follow the specific checklist for this problem, then land on the longest runway, request assistance and finally perform the landing.

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Vocabulary Glossary

Narrow-body

(also known as a single aisle aircraft) is an airliner with a fuselage aircraft cabin width typically of 3 to 4 metres.

 

Veer off

To turn or steer sharply away from someone or something.

 

Foggy

Thick with or having much fog; misty.