A Boeing 737 designed to haul cargo was destroyed in a fire Saturday after making an emergency landing.
“Total Linhas Aereas 737-400 freighter destroyed by a cargo hold fire after making an emergency landing at Sao Paulo Guarulhos International Airport in Brazil,” Breaking Aviation News and Videos posted on X.
“Three vehicles from the airport’s own fire brigade and another five from the Fire Department worked to fight the flames on the airport runway. At around 7 am, firefighters were already doing the rescue work and removing the cargo from the plane,” the post said.
Total Linhas Aereas 737-400 freighter destroyed by a cargo hold fire after making an emergency landing at Sao Paulo Guarulhos International Airport in Brazil. pic.twitter.com/zFHP54kbY7
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A day earlier, on Friday, a Boeing 737-800 was involved in an emergency landing in Australia, according to Business Insider.
The Qantas airliner was heading to Brisbane, Australia, but had to land in Sydney after the emergency.
Qantas said the plane was inspected and experts determined that it experienced a “contained engine failure.”
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