3 hours of terror in the air: Passengers in panic as plane makes emergency landing in Kayseri

Pegasus Airlines flight PC2092, en route from Istanbul to Mersin, faced the risk of crashing three times due to adverse weather conditions. Passengers, who endured 3 hours of terror in the air, were relieved when the plane made an emergency landing at Kayseri Erkilet Airport. While passengers blamed the Italian pilot, Monica De Guidi, for the flight's management, the grievances following the emergency landing caused a major stir on social media. Some passengers on board required emergency medical intervention due to health issues.

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The Istanbul-Mersin flight, which took off from Sabiha Gökçen Airport at 16:00 yesterday, experienced difficulty landing due to adverse weather conditions.

PLANE MAKES EMERGENCY LANDING IN KAYSERI

The Airbus A321 passenger plane, operating Pegasus Airlines flight PC2092, remained in the air for approximately 3 hours, causing great panic among many passengers. As the panic in the air intensified with each passing minute and passengers began to suffer from health issues, the plane made an emergency landing at Kayseri Erkilet Airport.

According to the report by journalist Ali Türkaslan, numerous medical teams provided emergency intervention to the passengers on the plane after it touched down at Kayseri Erkilet Airport.

PASSENGERS BLAME ITALIAN PILOT

The disruption of the flight between Sabiha Gökçen Airport and Çukurova International Airport, which necessitated the emergency landing in Kayseri, caused significant grievances for the passengers. Many passengers claimed in posts on their social media accounts that they sought support from authorities but were told, "Find your own way from here onwards."