Plane flying from Oslo to Amsterdam makes emergency landing: What is the health status of the 182 people on board?

In an incident that occurred in Norway on Saturday, December 28, a passenger plane that took off from the airport in the capital, Oslo, bound for Amsterdam, made an emergency landing at TORP Sandefjord Airport 110 km away due to a noise heard on board. While moving at a low speed during landing, the plane veered off the runway and came to a stop on the grass.

THE HEALTH STATUS OF THE 182 PEOPLE IS GOOD

The 176 passengers and 6 flight crew members on board evacuated the plane without injury. While reports of a 'hydraulic failure' have appeared in the world press, KLM Airlines made the following statement regarding the incident:

"This evening (28-12), a loud noise was heard during the departure of flight KL1204 from Oslo to Amsterdam. It was decided to divert to Sandefjord Airport. After landing, the Boeing 737 veered off the runway at low speed and came to a stop on the grass. The 176 passengers and 6 crew members were unharmed and are being taken care of. The circumstances of the incident are being investigated."

News Source: 12punto