Milan Bergamo’s airport closed for almost 2 hours after the man sucked the reaction engine and killed

Rome – All flight operations at Milan Bergamo airport were suspended for almost two hours on Tuesday after a man was absorbed by the engine of an airplane that came out and killed, according to the National News Agency of the country, ANSA.

Police and firefighters responded to the scene at the airport, which is about 37 miles east of Milan, and an investigation was being carried out to determine exactly what happened, according to Ansa.

The airport confirmed the suspension of traffic “due to a problem that occurred in the Street Street”, in a publication in its official social networks channels, and added that “the authorities are currently investigating the causes of the problem.” He said the closure lasted from 10:20 am at noon, local time.

During the suspension, at least eight flights were canceled, while the flights arrived deviated to other airports in the region, including those of Bologna, Verona and Milan Malpensa.

The plane involved was an Airbus A319 operated by the low cost airline Volotea, for a flight from Bergamo to Asturias, in northern Spain. According to the reports, the incident occurred shortly after the plane completed the ship and was rolling away from the terminal.

According to Ansa, it is believed that the victim entered the track with the intention of taking his life. The man, who was not a passenger or an airport employee, eluded security personnel and ran to the plane when he was already moving.

The authorities have not published the identity of the person.

• Plane accident
• Italy
• Milan