The PLL LOT aircraft flying to Istanbul was struck by lightning and returned to Warsaw. The device undergoes a standard method inspection, which will take 2 to 3 hours. According to the LOT spokesperson, passengers proceed their journey to Istanbul by another aircraft
PLL AIRplane flying on Tuesday from Warsaw to Istanbul, which was struck by lightning and returned to Warsaw airport, is undergoing method inspection - said the press secretary PLL LOT Krzysztof Moczulski. The device will be back in operation no later than 1 day.
- I'm sorry. Aeroplane carrying out cruise No. LO103 from Warsaw to Istanbul after the start was struck by lightning. The captain decided to return to the airport in Warsaw - said Moczulski.
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The aircraft landed in Warsaw in average mode, not emergency mode 40 minutes from the lightning strike.
Warsaw. Plane hit by lightning
The device was not damaged, but inactive undergoes a standard method inspection - forwarded the PLL LOT spokesperson. It is expected to last between 2 and 3 hours.
- I'm sorry. All essential activities will be carried out at the highest standards, so that the aircraft can be safely back in service at the latest in 1 day - added the PLL LOT spokesperson.
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He assured that passengers proceed their journey to Istanbul on another plane.
The main shareholder of PLL LOT is the Treasury, which has 69.3% of shares; the second shareholder (30.7%) is the Polish Aviation Group, which belongs to 100% of the State Treasury.
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