Telegraph.co.uk | Pilot 'sucked halfway out' of plane after windscreen broke at 32000 feet – how often does this happen? Telegraph.co.uk The Sichuan Airlines flight departed from the central Chinese municipality of Chongqing at 6.30am on Monday morning, due to arrive in Lhasa, Tibet at 9.30am. It made the emergency landing at Shuangliu International Airport in Chengdu, 250 miles west of ... |
2018-05-15
Pilot 'sucked halfway out' of plane after windscreen broke at 32000 feet – how often does this happen? – Telegraph.co.uk
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