Fly BVI allegedly makes emergency landing
Our reliable and authentic source said that at approximately 11:40 a.m., the aircraft which was being flown by one Mr. Jeff Brown, was allegedly forced to make the emergency landing and head straight onto the slings in the workshop at the Terrence B. Lettsome International Airport for emergency remedial works.
“From my observations there was no passengers on board and that was a very good thing but having to fly in with one operational engine on an aircraft is a major problem that warrants immediate urgent attention,” said the source.
Contacted for further confirmation, the officer responding to calls at the Fly BVI office confirmed that both Mr. Jeff Brown and Mr. Steve Pelletier were out flying. The operator said that she was not aware of a problem.
Contact was also made with the BVI Airport Authority (BVIAA) Managing Director Mr. Denniston S. Fraser who said that he was not aware of the problem. He explained that in such cases the aircraft goes directly to the slings in the mechanic shop and the information is not necessarily immediately made available to him.
He however transferred this news site to another line for confirmation, but we were told that they were too busy at the time to give any comment and they couldn’t immediately contact Mr. Fraser for confirmation to release the information.
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