An aircraft has crash landed safely at a New Zealand airport, following a problem with its landing gear, the Brisbane Times reports.
The pilot of an Air New Zealand Beech aircraft, with 15 passengers and two crew aboard, had tried to land at Wellington when the crew found a problem with its landing gear. The pilot carried a safe crash landing at a New Zealand airport this morning (18 June).
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Source: FlightGlobal.com
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