2nd Bombardier plane hits landing gear snag in 1 week

2nd Bombardier plane hits landing gear snag in 1 week

TOKYO, Japan - A Bombardier DHC8 two-engine turboprop plane of Amakusa Airlines photographed at Fukuoka airport in November 2006. Just one week after a Bombardier DHC8 made an emergency landing at Kochi airport, another plane of the same series hit a snag with its landing gear on March 20. The pilot released the landing gear manually and landed the plane safely at Kumamoto airport, the transport ministry said.

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