Boeing stuck in molten asphalt
Abnormal heat in the Moscow region is hampered not only to live on earth, but to fly through the air. In Domodedovo Boeing failed to take off because of the chassis liner stuck in molten asphalt.
The flight from Moscow to Novosibirsk was detained for 5 hours. The 35-degree heat prevented Boeing 737 in a timely manner to soar into the sky, breaking away from the runway. Scheduled departure was scheduled for 11:15, witnesses told initially a slight delay until 11:50. Ready for air travel passengers already buckled straps, the aircraft began to taxi out to the runway and got stuck.
Asphalt, softened generous capital sun, swallowed up in the rear of the chassis so much that Boeing was not able to fly. Wheel stuck on reliable data of witnesses, 10-15 cm Exhausted wishing to fly to Novosibirsk are forced to wait up to 16:00.
"Abnormally high air temperatures led to some local disturbance cover the aircraft Parking place, - quotes "Komsomolskaya Pravda" airport spokesman Daria Korshunova. - After which passengers of the plane landed. Are timely. Passengers are provided with drinks and food. To work airport, this event is not affected".
However, despite the fact that passengers will not envy, nothing of interest in the situation there. "At this high temperature asphalt actually could have melted. Asphalt itself is heated in the summer to 70-80 degrees. It is likely that this is a segment where the asphalt was replaced in the recent past and either placed with disabilities. But I say that the threats specifically for passengers practically no. The tragedy here is practically no no," said the test pilot Anatoly opened in the Institute.
As we were informed Melbourne Herald sun, abnormal heat came in the Moscow region in the 2nd half of July. The day temperature reaches 33 degrees, at night the column of the index of temperature is lowered a little up to 18-22 degrees. In Moscow announced the most high, "red", threat level heat and air blockage. In this regard, the Federal service warns of Russian citizens about associated with abnormal heat danger to health. The office strongly advises to protect her and children from overheating, put on hats, drink plenty of pure non-carbonated water and to control the range of walks.
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