A Mexican flying U.S. passenger plane took off after taking off, and the pilot returned to landing urgently

Polar News reporter Manda

Video editing Xuan Yiyao

According to the British "Daily Mail" reported on August 25, on Tuesday night, a Airbus A320 passenger plane of Mexican Viva Aerobus took off from Gwadahara, Mexico's second largest city to Los Angeles, the right. The passengers in the cabin screamed in panic. Fortunately, the pilot returned in time, landed urgently, and passengers on board were spared.

According to reports, the flight number of the flight was VB518. From the Gwadarahara International Airport in Mexico's second largest city to Los Angeles International Airport, the flight was an Airbus A320. The plane took about 10 minutes that night, and the engine on the right suddenly fire suddenly, and sparks continued to spark. Some passengers took the video through the window.

(Picture source: Daily Mail)

There were also passengers that many people in the cabin screamed in panic. Fortunately, the pilot returned in time and landed urgently at 10:45 pm local time. Passengers were placed in the hotel overnight and took another plane to Los Angeles the next morning.

The passenger plane belongs to Mexican cheap airline Viva Aerobus. The company said that the aircraft manufacturer Airbus and the inclusive engine company of manufacturing engines to investigate the cause of fire.

According to reports, this is the second accident involving Viva Aerobus in the past three months. On May 22, the company set off from Bia Elmosa, southeast of Mexico to Mexico City, and had to return to a bird's turbine after being inhaled into a bird.

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