Boeing 737 operated by Ceiba Intercontinental overshoots runway at Malabo Airport during rainy weather

Boeing 737 operated by Ceiba Intercontinental overshoots runway at Malabo Airport during rainy weather

On August 29, a frightening incident took place at Malabo Airport when a Ceiba Intercontinental Airlines Boeing 737-800 (ET-AWR) overran the runway during landing. The aircraft, carrying an undisclosed number of passengers, encountered rainy conditions upon its approach to the runway, which may have contributed to the loss of control.

Thankfully, there were no reported injuries among the passengers or crew, but the incident left the aircraft visibly damaged. Photos from the scene show the plane with its nose gear collapsed and its fuselage resting on the ground. Emergency response teams were quick to arrive on the scene to provide assistance and assess the situation.

The cause of the overrun is still under investigation, but it serves as a reminder of the hazards that can arise when landing in adverse weather conditions. The safety of passengers and crew should always be the top priority in aviation, and incidents like this serve as important learning opportunities for improving procedures and protocols.

The incident serves as a sobering reminder of the dangers that can arise in aviation, even during routine operations. It is a testament to the skill and professionalism of the pilots and crew that they were able to bring the situation under control and prevent further harm.

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