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Nok Air Flight DD7506 was forced to make an emergency landing
Sunday afternoon at Bangkok’s Don Muang Airport. All 110 passengers and 5 crewmembers are safe, with
only two minor injuries incurred during the emergency disembarking procedures.
The Nok Air flight left Bangkok at 13:48 for Phuket. All take off procedures were normal and without incident. Upon reaching an altitude of 1500 feet a noise was heard
from the right wing, which required investigation. The right wing engine then lost power and the Captain made the decision to return to Bangkok.
Following
set guidelines and procedures the Captain climbed to 3000 feet and then brought the plane down for a smooth landing. Upon touch down there were apparent
issues with the brake system and the plane went off the end of the runway as it came to a stop. At this point the Captain turned the plane to the left so that it would come
to rest on a grassy area, thus insuring the safety of the passengers. Following safety procedures the plane was evacuated via the door slide.
The causes of these technical issues are
now under investigation.
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