AJet plane on Istanbul-Sarajevo flight returns to Istanbul after bird strike
Summary
A Turkish AJet Boeing 737 MAX 8, registration TC-VFE, flying from Istanbul to Sarajevo returned to its departure airport after a bird struck the cockpit over the Kırklareli area in Turkey. Unofficial reports say the pilot decided to turn back due to reduced visibility through the cockpit window following the strike.
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Extract from the source
Pilot aviona Boeing 737 MAX 8, registracije TC-VFE, nakon toga je iznad Kırklarelija kontaktirao kontrolu letenja i odlučio se vratiti. Prema nezvaničnim informacijama, pilot se
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- 05:56 PMKlix.baOpen the original
- 06:03 PMDnevni avazOpen the original
- 06:11 PMRadiosarajevo.baOpen the original
- 06:34 PMOslobođenjeOpen the original
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