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"I’m going to die" they shouted during the emergency landing of a plane from the Dominican Republic. Upon landing the plane caught fire.
Passengers in the heights recorded the moment they were in trouble in the heights and some recorded during the emergency landing of a plane from the Dominican Republic where everyone was very scared and thought they were going to die.
"I’m going to die" is heard in the video , which a passenger managed to record while the pilot tried to save their lives with the emergency landing, the video of the terrible moments is going around the world, since it can happen to any traveler .
The result of the accident was three people slightly injured in a fire that occurred this Tuesday afternoon in a passenger plane from the Dominican Republic that landed at Miami International Airport , according to the statements of the Miami County firefighters. -Dade.
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"The crash landing of the MD-80 at Miami International Airport causing the plane to catch fire was captured on camera close by to observe the plane." They shared after the landing that was applauded by the passengers, who ran as they got off the aircraft.
150 people and 11 crew members were traveling on Read Air flight 203, who fortunately made it to the ground and were thankful for it, a moment that few will forget.
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Multiple Emergency crews are currently at the scene as Red Air aircraft catches fire as its landing gear collapsed after landing at Miami International Airport All passengers been evacuated pic.twitter.com/3D8Ioak9kn
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Miami-Dade County Aviation Department spokesman Greg Chin said the fire took place on a Red Air SRL 203 plane that took off from Punta Caucedo, Dominican Republic, bound for Miami.
Chin added that the 126 passengers on board were not harmed. The Miami Fire Department dispatched two dozen units to the scene. reported EFE.