Mangalore: Cranes Arrive at Plane Crash Site to Help Clear Debris

Mangalore, Jun 30: The clearing of the debris left after the crash of the Air India Express flight last month, began on Tuesday June 29. The cleaning operation being conducted by Fiza Group, Kuloor, used the help of cranes on Wednesday June 30.




A S Balakrishna Naidu, chief engineer, Fiza Group, said that the process may take about 12 days and they may need an extra crane for the clearing process as large parts like the wings and tail pieces of the body need to be carried away.

26/11 key conspirator nabbed from Mangalore | Zee News

In a major breakthrough, the Mumbai Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) Monday under arrest the radical Abdul Samad Bhatkal, is believed to be one of the conspirator in the Mumbai terror attack.

Temporary on a tip from the central cleverness agencies were Bhatkal arrested early this daybreak from Mangalore's Bajpe airport shortly after he at home from Dubai.

Table-tops, bird hits: Many tricky runways in India

Air India Express, Boeing, which not working in Mangalore Saturday swung off the runway after landing miss threshold - a mistake, rarely lead to a crash. In this container, because of runway unusual pattern. Airstrip is located on a flat terrain make a landing test of the pilot's skill. But Mangalore's Bajpe airport is not the only easier said than done one in the country, and experts warn that more such disaster waiting to occur if the booming aviation sector is not keeping up with safety principles.

Mangalore air crash: Miraculous escape for eight

It was a amazing run away for eight passengers aboard the Air India plane that not working in Mangalore in the morning. The survivors managed to jump out of the Boeing 737-800 shortly after it hit the opinion.

A quantity of survivors arrived at a nearby road, jumped into second in the well to put off the massive fires that increase through the aircraft. Some of them were helped by people, including auto-rickshaws drivers and cyclists to get to the rest home.

Bangalore air crash Bajpe airport | Live video | Helpline numbers

A Mangalore bound Air India Express flight comes in from Dubai with 166 populace on panel crashed early Saturday killed 158 people.

Here are the Helpline numbers:

For Mangalore: 0824 - 2010167, 0824 - 2220422,

For Delhi: 011 - 25656196, 011 - 25603101.

For Mumbai: 022 - 22796161

For Dubai: 0097142165838.

Air India plane crashes in Mangalore: 169 on board

All 169 people on board were fear killed when an Air India passenger plane crossed the runway in Mangalore and not working early Saturday, officials said.

According to Airport official Peter Abraham, life is on and the high accident predictable. Additional information may be in expectation of the event which took place around 6:30 am.