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Tragic Incident at Milan Bergamo Airport Halts Operations

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Date : Tuesday, 8 July 2025 Location : Milan Bergamo Airport (Orio al Serio), Italy Aircraft Involved : Volotea Airbus A319-111 (Reg: EC-MTF) Flight : Scheduled to depart for Asturias, Spain (OVD) A tragic incident occurred at Milan Bergamo Airport on Tuesday morning, leading to the temporary closure of the airport and the cancellation of numerous flights. At approximately 10:20 a.m. local time, an unidentified 35-year-old man was fatally injured after being pulled into the engine of a Volotea Airbus A319 while it was being pushed back on the taxiway. The individual was neither a passenger on the flight nor an employee of the airport, and the circumstances surrounding his presence on the tarmac are still under investigation by Italian authorities. As a result of the incident: All flight operations were suspended for nearly two hours 19 flights were canceled, and several others were diverted to nearby airports, including Milan Malpensa, Bologna, and Verona No injuries were reported amon...
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The incident involving the Diamond DA40 NG

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The incident involving the Diamond DA40 NG, registered RA-02660 and operated by Saint Petersburg University of Civil Aviation, occurred on Wednesday, September 4, 2024, during a training flight.

Diamond DA40 NG

The aircraft, manufactured in 2015, departed from Orenburg-Y.A. Gagarin Airport with a destination of Orsk Airport.

At approximately 09:24, during the initial climb, the crew reported an engine malfunction and decided to return to the departure airfield. Despite the technical issue, the crew managed to land safely at Orenburg at 09:29.

There were no fatalities among the occupants or any other parties, and the extent of the aircraft damage is currently unknown.

Information regarding this incident has primarily surfaced through news outlets and social media, rather than official channels.

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