A Malaysia Airlines plane was forced to abort a
take-off after air traffic control urgently radioed pilots to tell them they
were on a collision course with another jet.
Flight MH136, which had 167 passengers on
board and was heading for Kuala Lumpur, applied its brakes while on Adelaide
Airport runway in Australia yesterday.
An airline spokesperson told the New Straits
Times: ‘MH136 was ready to depart Adelaide Airport and already on take-off roll
when it was instructed by Adelaide Air Traffic Control to discontinue its
take-off as the inbound aircraft discontinued its landing and was infringing
the vicinity of the take-off path.
‘Upon receiving the instruction, MH136
stopped safely.’
MH136 eventually departed Adelaide at 8.56AM
and arrived Kuala Lumpur at 3.15am today.
Dey need deliverance in that country. Na only dem? Make dem come river ogun go wash them head oo
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