Hero pilot saves plane after landing gear FAILS

भिडियो हेर्न तल को वक्स मा क्लिक गर्नुहोस

Hero pilot saves plane after landing gear FAILS
Airport staff watched in horror as the cargo plane flew towards the runway.

The hero pilot managed to alert air traffic control moments before he attempted the incredible manoeuvre.

The quick-thinking pilot released fuel to make the plane lighter as he got the situation under control.
He performs the wheelie, saving the plane from plunging into the concrete, for around 200ft.

Nobody was injured on the Asia Pacific Cargo flight as it mades the emergency landing at the Guam International Airport.

Airport spokeswoman Rolenda Faasuamalie said no fire or smoke was reported and air traffic control had received an alert that there was a situation on board that “may affect safe landing."

The cargo plane's front wheels failed as it came into land




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