Sky News reporting ground collision 2 aircraft at LHR
Oct 15, 2007, 4:24 pm
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As soon as you declare an evacuation, you're going to get some injuries from all the clambering and jostling. I watched some program that showed the emergency evacuation certification of a A380 or 787 or something, and there were a couple of broken ankles and lots of bruises.
Oct 15, 2007, 4:43 pm
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And as expected Sky News website has a very informative and totally un-dramatic report for us...
"There's an awful lot of chaos and panic, and it's not clear if anybody's been injured, but people are very, very concerned," Brunt said.
"There's a lot of crying. There are about 20 fire engines at the scene."
"There's an awful lot of chaos and panic, and it's not clear if anybody's been injured, but people are very, very concerned," Brunt said.
"There's a lot of crying. There are about 20 fire engines at the scene."