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After nine hours of emergency landing, Biman Bangladesh Airlines's Dash-8 aircraft could not fly to Syedpur. After changing the flight time between two phases, it is said that the flight will not leave Dhaka.
For the day when the aircraft will fly, the passengers and the terminal all day-to-day, 67 people passenger. After the announcement of the final announcement, the aircraft came down from the terminal and came to the terminal terminal to the passengers. By road from Dhaka to Saidpur usually takes seven to eight hours. But after nine hours the flight will not leave, passengers get angry.
Meanwhile, 70 passengers were waiting for the Dhaka-bound return flight to Syedpur. They are also victims of the same kind of sufferings. The airline authorities did not arrange food for them all day, passengers said. Later they decided to cancel the flight at night.
Biman Bangladesh Airlines's Dash-8 flight now flies to Syedpur at 12 noon on Tuesday. The aircraft returned to Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport after 18 minutes due to mechanical error. The plane was about to leave Dhaka at six o'clock in the evening. Later, the flight was scheduled to resume at 7:30. After a long wait, the passengers were informed at eight o'clock, Syedpur Airport did not clear the airport, so the aircraft would not leave Dhaka.
Biman General Manager (Public Relations) Shakil Meraaj said in the first light that the flight will leave Dhaka tomorrow, the decision will be made after the decision. However, the cause of the mechanical error of the plane is not known. The investigation committee will be formed for this.
Although the flaws arose after flying from Dhaka, the aircraft landed 'normal' at the Shahjalal Airport. All the passengers were brought down safely. Trial was done in Dhaka due to the mechanical error of the aircraft.
Senior Air Traffic Officer Oheedul Alam of the airport said in the first light that the flight of Bimi 493 flying on the aircraft took off at 12.26 pm. But after 18 minutes of the flight, the plane came down again at the runway of the Shahjalal Airport. The plane landed because of the low passage of passenger cabin. When the cabin pressure decreases, an aircraft can not fly over more than the sky. If such problems arise, the passengers may face different types of physical problems, including bleeding from the nose and mouth. The pilot landed the plane in fear of this.
Biman operates flights on Dash-8 models of Dhaka and eight routes of the country, including Dhaka and several regional routes. One of these two aircraft is almost always crippled.
Only eight days ago on March 12, 49 people died when the US-Bengal Dash-8 aircraft crashed in Nepal's Kathmandu at Trivuban International Airport. Among them 26 passengers are Bangladeshi.