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ATR-72 da Tuninter cai no mar da Sicilia
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Tunisair plane lands in sea off Sicily- officials
ROME (Reuters) - A Tunisair aircraft with 35 passengers on board made an emergency landing in the sea off Sicily on Saturday, Italian emergency services said.
Two passengers were seen on the wings of the plane, an ATR 42, after it had landed on the water, police and fire brigade officials said. The officials added that a rescue attempt was getting under way.
The charter plane was flying from Bari, Italy, to Djerba, Tunisia, police said.
ATR aircraft are made by Avions de Transport Regional, based in France, and can carry up to 50 passengers.
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ROME (Reuters) - A Tunisair aircraft with 35 passengers on board made an emergency landing in the sea off Sicily on Saturday, Italian emergency services said.
Two passengers were seen on the wings of the plane, an ATR 42, after it had landed on the water, police and fire brigade officials said. The officials added that a rescue attempt was getting under way.
The charter plane was flying from Bari, Italy, to Djerba, Tunisia, police said.
ATR aircraft are made by Avions de Transport Regional, based in France, and can carry up to 50 passengers.
Reunters
Jet carrying 35 in sea off Sicily
ROME, Italy (CNN) -- A TunisAir flight with 35 people on board went down Saturday off the coast of Sicily in Italy, according to aviation officials.
CNN's Rome Bureau chief Alessio Vinci said that Italian media reports quoting air traffic controllers said the plane was afloat and that a rescue attempt was under way.
The ATR 42 aircraft was headed from Bari in southeastern Italy to the Tunisian island of Djerba.
It went down 19 miles north of Palermo, Sicily.
Two passengers had been seen on the wings of the plane after it had landed on the water, the emergency services told Reuters.
Officials said the plane was experiencing technical difficulties and requested permission to land in Palermo, but missed its landing.
CNN's Vinci said that Palermo airport is known to be a difficult landing for pilots.
CNN Rome bureau chief Alessio Vinci contributed to this report
CNN
ROME, Italy (CNN) -- A TunisAir flight with 35 people on board went down Saturday off the coast of Sicily in Italy, according to aviation officials.
CNN's Rome Bureau chief Alessio Vinci said that Italian media reports quoting air traffic controllers said the plane was afloat and that a rescue attempt was under way.
The ATR 42 aircraft was headed from Bari in southeastern Italy to the Tunisian island of Djerba.
It went down 19 miles north of Palermo, Sicily.
Two passengers had been seen on the wings of the plane after it had landed on the water, the emergency services told Reuters.
Officials said the plane was experiencing technical difficulties and requested permission to land in Palermo, but missed its landing.
CNN's Vinci said that Palermo airport is known to be a difficult landing for pilots.
CNN Rome bureau chief Alessio Vinci contributed to this report
CNN
Avião com 35 passageiros cai no mar na Itália
Um avião do tipo ATR-42 da companhia aérea Tunis Air caiu neste sábado no mar, diante da costa de Palermo na Sicília, informou a imprensa italiana, que citou os bombeiros da cidade. Segundo autoridades da Tunísia, o avião levava 35 passageiros.
O avião seguia de Bari (sul da Italia) para Djerba na Tunísia, com o número de vôo 1153, informou a agência nacional para a segurança aérea.
O ATR-42 foi localizado a 18 milhas (30 kms) do Cabo Gallo e é possível observar pessoas no mar próximas ao avião, anunciaram os bombeiros, que ainda não conseguiram chegar ao local do acidente.
Segundo informações, o piloto tentou fazer um pouso de emergência no aeroporto de Palermo, mas o avião caiu no mar às 15h55 locais (10h55 de Brasília).
EFE
Um avião do tipo ATR-42 da companhia aérea Tunis Air caiu neste sábado no mar, diante da costa de Palermo na Sicília, informou a imprensa italiana, que citou os bombeiros da cidade. Segundo autoridades da Tunísia, o avião levava 35 passageiros.
O avião seguia de Bari (sul da Italia) para Djerba na Tunísia, com o número de vôo 1153, informou a agência nacional para a segurança aérea.
O ATR-42 foi localizado a 18 milhas (30 kms) do Cabo Gallo e é possível observar pessoas no mar próximas ao avião, anunciaram os bombeiros, que ainda não conseguiram chegar ao local do acidente.
Segundo informações, o piloto tentou fazer um pouso de emergência no aeroporto de Palermo, mas o avião caiu no mar às 15h55 locais (10h55 de Brasília).
EFE
Avião de hélice com 35 passageiros cai no mar perto da Sicília
Um avião de hélice da companhia Tunisair com 35 passageiros caiu no mar perto da costa de Palermo, na sulina ilha italiana da Sicília, informaram fontes dos Bombeiros, que disseram ainda que oito pessoas já foram resgatadas.
Ao lugar do acidente, que fica a cerca de 13 quilômetros do litoral de Palermo, tentam chegar as equipes de resgate, que, segundo as primeiras informações, viram várias pessoas na água ao redor do aparelho.
O avião é um ATR 42 que tinha partido de Bari (costa adriática) com destino à cidade de Djerba, na Tunísia.
Pelo menos cinco pessoas conseguiram subir nas asas da aeronave, de onde fizeram sinais de socorro às equipes de emergência que se aproximavam do local, informaram fontes oficiais.
O aparelho caiu às 15h55 hora local (10h55 de Brasília), aparentemente enquanto tentava fazer uma manobra para chegar a um aeroporto próximo, ao qual pedira autorização para fazer uma aterrissagem de emergência.
Dezenas de ambulâncias foram à costa preparadas para levar os ocupantes do avião aos hospitais da região.
O presidente do Ente Nacional para a Aviação Civil (ENAC), Vito Riggio, confirmou que o aparelho, que realizava um vôo charter, solicitara permissão à torre de controle do aeroporto siciliano de Punta Raisi para aterrissar.
EFE
Um avião de hélice da companhia Tunisair com 35 passageiros caiu no mar perto da costa de Palermo, na sulina ilha italiana da Sicília, informaram fontes dos Bombeiros, que disseram ainda que oito pessoas já foram resgatadas.
Ao lugar do acidente, que fica a cerca de 13 quilômetros do litoral de Palermo, tentam chegar as equipes de resgate, que, segundo as primeiras informações, viram várias pessoas na água ao redor do aparelho.
O avião é um ATR 42 que tinha partido de Bari (costa adriática) com destino à cidade de Djerba, na Tunísia.
Pelo menos cinco pessoas conseguiram subir nas asas da aeronave, de onde fizeram sinais de socorro às equipes de emergência que se aproximavam do local, informaram fontes oficiais.
O aparelho caiu às 15h55 hora local (10h55 de Brasília), aparentemente enquanto tentava fazer uma manobra para chegar a um aeroporto próximo, ao qual pedira autorização para fazer uma aterrissagem de emergência.
Dezenas de ambulâncias foram à costa preparadas para levar os ocupantes do avião aos hospitais da região.
O presidente do Ente Nacional para a Aviação Civil (ENAC), Vito Riggio, confirmou que o aparelho, que realizava um vôo charter, solicitara permissão à torre de controle do aeroporto siciliano de Punta Raisi para aterrissar.
EFE
Pelo menos 8 sobreviventes de queda de avião já foram resgatados
Pelo menos oito dos 35 passageiros que estavam no avião que caiu neste sábado no mar perto de Palermo, no sul da Itália, já foram resgatados com vida, informou a Guarda Costeira.
No lugar do acidente, há várias lanchas da Capitania dos Portos de Palermo fazendo os trabalhos de resgate com a colaboração dos bombeiros e de vários helicópteros enviados à zona.
O avião, um ATR 42 da companhia Tunisair que ia de Bari (sul da Itália) à cidade tunisiana de Djerba, caiu no mar por volta das 15h55 (10h55 de Brasília) após solicitar permissão para fazer uma aterrissagem de emergência no aeroporto siciliano de Punta Raisi.
EFE
Pelo menos oito dos 35 passageiros que estavam no avião que caiu neste sábado no mar perto de Palermo, no sul da Itália, já foram resgatados com vida, informou a Guarda Costeira.
No lugar do acidente, há várias lanchas da Capitania dos Portos de Palermo fazendo os trabalhos de resgate com a colaboração dos bombeiros e de vários helicópteros enviados à zona.
O avião, um ATR 42 da companhia Tunisair que ia de Bari (sul da Itália) à cidade tunisiana de Djerba, caiu no mar por volta das 15h55 (10h55 de Brasília) após solicitar permissão para fazer uma aterrissagem de emergência no aeroporto siciliano de Punta Raisi.
EFE
Accident description
Status: Preliminary
Date: 06 AUG 2005
Time: 15:40
Type: ATR-72-202
Operator: Tuninter
Registration: TS-LBB
Msn / C/n: 258
Year built: 1991
Engines: 2 Pratt & Whitney Canada PW124B
Crew: ? fatalities / ? on board
Passengers: ? fatalities / ? on board
Total: 14 fatalities / 39 on board
Airplane damage: Written off
Location: 26 km (16.3 mls) NE off Palermo-Punta Raisi Airport (PMO) (Italy)
Phase: En route (ENR)
Nature: Int'l Non Scheduled Passenger
Departure airport: Bari-Palese Airport (BRI)
Destination airport: Djerba-Melita Airport (DJE)
Flightnumber: 1153
Narrative:
A Tuninter ATR was en route from Bari, Italy to Djerba, Tunisia when the aircraft reportedly developed engine problems. At 15:24 the crew contacted Palermo for an emergency landing. They did not make it to Palermo and ditched in the sea around 15:40. Some 20 persons are said to have been rescued by coast guard vessels. Fourteen people have died and five are still missing.
Weather at the Palermo airport at 15:50 was reported as: LICJ 061350Z 32008KT 9999 FEW025 28/16 Q1013= (Wind 320 degrees at 8 kts, visibility >10km 0-2 oktas cloud at 2500ft, temperature 28deg C, dewpoint 16deg C, QNH 1013hPa)
FONTE: Aviation-Safety.net
Status: Preliminary
Date: 06 AUG 2005
Time: 15:40
Type: ATR-72-202
Operator: Tuninter
Registration: TS-LBB
Msn / C/n: 258
Year built: 1991
Engines: 2 Pratt & Whitney Canada PW124B
Crew: ? fatalities / ? on board
Passengers: ? fatalities / ? on board
Total: 14 fatalities / 39 on board
Airplane damage: Written off
Location: 26 km (16.3 mls) NE off Palermo-Punta Raisi Airport (PMO) (Italy)
Phase: En route (ENR)
Nature: Int'l Non Scheduled Passenger
Departure airport: Bari-Palese Airport (BRI)
Destination airport: Djerba-Melita Airport (DJE)
Flightnumber: 1153
Narrative:
A Tuninter ATR was en route from Bari, Italy to Djerba, Tunisia when the aircraft reportedly developed engine problems. At 15:24 the crew contacted Palermo for an emergency landing. They did not make it to Palermo and ditched in the sea around 15:40. Some 20 persons are said to have been rescued by coast guard vessels. Fourteen people have died and five are still missing.
Weather at the Palermo airport at 15:50 was reported as: LICJ 061350Z 32008KT 9999 FEW025 28/16 Q1013= (Wind 320 degrees at 8 kts, visibility >10km 0-2 oktas cloud at 2500ft, temperature 28deg C, dewpoint 16deg C, QNH 1013hPa)
FONTE: Aviation-Safety.net
23 saved after plane crashes in Mediterranean
Airliner with 38 aboard goes down in sea near Sicily
ROME, Italy (CNN) -- Rescuers have saved at least 23 of the 38 people on board a small plane that went down Saturday in the waters off Sicily, Italian officials said.
"Some people were on the wing, screaming, yelling for help," said Filippo Morgante, an official at Palermo fire department operations center, The Associated Press reported.
"Others were on the fuselage, and some were trapped inside the plane," Morgante said by telephone. "Some weren't wearing life jackets. Maybe they didn't have the time to put them on."
Doctors in Palermo said the pilot was among the survivors.
Thirteen people have been confirmed dead, and another two are missing, said port authorities in Palermo, a city on the northwestern tip of Sicily.
Most of the passengers are believed to be Italians traveling during the height of the holiday season.
Relatives of the victims were being flown from Bari to Palermo by charter plane, and were expected to arrive overnight.
The ATR-72 aircraft was 19 miles (31 kilometers) north of Palermo when it went down . (Map)
The twin-engine, propeller-driven aircraft was operated by Tuninter, a subsidiary of TunisAir.
The plane had reported an engine problem around 3:20 p.m. (9:20 a.m. ET) and tried to make an emergency landing at Palermo's airport, but it went into the sea 20 minutes later, according to Italian air traffic control officials.
Officials have ruled out terrorism. Palermo's chief prosecutor said the cockpit had radioed Punta Raisi, the Palermo airport, about a crash-landing.
According to Italian aviation authorities, Saturday's crash is the deadliest aviation disaster in Italy since October 2001, when a plane struck a warehouse at the Milan airport killing 118 people.
The Tuninter aircraft was headed from Bari in southeastern Italy to the Tunisian island of Djerba, a popular destination for European tourists.
Italian aviation authorities said the plane had been inspected four times in the past year, mostly recently in March, and no problems were detected.
CNN's Alessio Vinci, Hada Messia and Houda ben Othman contributed to this report.
Airliner with 38 aboard goes down in sea near Sicily
ROME, Italy (CNN) -- Rescuers have saved at least 23 of the 38 people on board a small plane that went down Saturday in the waters off Sicily, Italian officials said.
"Some people were on the wing, screaming, yelling for help," said Filippo Morgante, an official at Palermo fire department operations center, The Associated Press reported.
"Others were on the fuselage, and some were trapped inside the plane," Morgante said by telephone. "Some weren't wearing life jackets. Maybe they didn't have the time to put them on."
Doctors in Palermo said the pilot was among the survivors.
Thirteen people have been confirmed dead, and another two are missing, said port authorities in Palermo, a city on the northwestern tip of Sicily.
Most of the passengers are believed to be Italians traveling during the height of the holiday season.
Relatives of the victims were being flown from Bari to Palermo by charter plane, and were expected to arrive overnight.
The ATR-72 aircraft was 19 miles (31 kilometers) north of Palermo when it went down . (Map)
The twin-engine, propeller-driven aircraft was operated by Tuninter, a subsidiary of TunisAir.
The plane had reported an engine problem around 3:20 p.m. (9:20 a.m. ET) and tried to make an emergency landing at Palermo's airport, but it went into the sea 20 minutes later, according to Italian air traffic control officials.
Officials have ruled out terrorism. Palermo's chief prosecutor said the cockpit had radioed Punta Raisi, the Palermo airport, about a crash-landing.
According to Italian aviation authorities, Saturday's crash is the deadliest aviation disaster in Italy since October 2001, when a plane struck a warehouse at the Milan airport killing 118 people.
The Tuninter aircraft was headed from Bari in southeastern Italy to the Tunisian island of Djerba, a popular destination for European tourists.
Italian aviation authorities said the plane had been inspected four times in the past year, mostly recently in March, and no problems were detected.
CNN's Alessio Vinci, Hada Messia and Houda ben Othman contributed to this report.