Etihad Airways flight aborts take-off at Melbourne Airport
Harrowing scenes as Etihad plane catches fire during take-off at Melbourne Airport
MELBOURNE, Australia, Jan 5: An Etihad Airways flight with nearly 300 passengers had to abort its take-off after its landing gear caught fire, causing two of its wheels to explode. Flight EY461, heading to Abu Dhabi, was just moments from departing Melbourne Airport on Sunday night when the incident occurred.
Etihad Airways flight forced to abort take-off at Melbourne Airport after two tyres burst
An Etihad Airways plane bound for Abu Dhabi, carrying nearly 300 passengers, was forced to abort take-off at Melbourne Airport on Sunday night after two tyres burst. Etihad Airways flight EY461 was preparing to take off from Melbourne about 6.15pm when two of its wheels exploded.
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