One man dead and another was sent to the hospital after a plane at the Orlando Executive Airport overturned. over during difficult weather Thursday, according to the Orlando Fire Department. The Federal Aviation Administration has confirmed two people were inside the plane when it overturned over around 17.00 the plane kept for time off on taxiway while weather was unfavorable, according to a spokesperson for in the airport. The spokesman said another plane had rolled over over didn’t have anyone inside it. “There was evidence that the parked planes were indeed moving with the wind,” the Orlando airport chief executive said. director as well as air traffic controller, Judith-Anne Jarrett. “We get regular weather reports. All we do. And we work close with in air traffic control tower, so if the situation gets very serious, they will endure. In fact the plane that taxied out for departure was expected and unfortunately that system excited in so fast it was so hard with very strong gusty wind that actually flipped the plane.” found one human dead when they arrived, and second human in the aircraft was taken to the hospital as an injury warning. National Transportation Safety Board meets start of his investigation. Hangars and other facilities at the airport were also damaged during the storm. Note: previous version of this article incorrectly states that the incident occurred at Orlando International Airport.
One man dead and another was sent to the hospital after a plane at the Orlando Executive Airport overturned. over during difficult weather Thursday, according to the Orlando Fire Department.
The Federal Aviation Administration confirmed two people were inside the plane when it overturned over around 17.00 the plane kept for time off on taxiway while weather was unfavorable, according to a spokesperson for the airport.
The spokesman said another plane rolled over over didn’t have anyone inside it.
“There was evidence that the parked planes were actually moving with the wind,” an Orlando airport spokesman said. director as well as air traffic controller, Judith-Anne Jarrett. “We get regular weather reports. All we do. And we work close with in air traffic control tower, so if the situation gets very serious, they will endure. In fact the plane that taxied out for departure was expected and unfortunately that system excited in so fast it was so hard with very strong gusty wind that actually flipped the plane.”
The firemen said found one human dead when they arrived, and second human in the aircraft was taken to the hospital as an injury warning.
National Transportation Safety Board meets start his investigation.
Hangars and other facilities at the airport were also damaged during the storm.
Note: previous version of this article incorrectly states that the incident occurred at Orlando International Airport.
