An Air Atlanta Icelandic cargo plane had to return to New York’s JFK airport when a horse on board escaped from its stall. – We have no problem with the flight, but (…) we need to secure the horse – said the pilot of the control tower in Boston.
Boeing 747 flying to Belgium On November 9, he had to notify air traffic control shortly after takeoff that he had to turn back and dump 20 tons of fuel before landing, the Associated Press reported on Wednesday.
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“I think we need a vet.”
– We have no problem with the flight, but (…) we need to secure the horse – said the pilot of the control tower in Boston.
He had one more request for the air traffic controller: – I think we need a vet after we land, can you notify New York?
The plane landed safely at John F. Kennedy Airport, and after a break, the next morning it departed again for Belgium.
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