ASL B737 freighter runway overshoot at Bergamo

05 / 08 / 2016

By Air Cargo News

A Boeing 737 freighter belonging to ASL Airlines Hungary has overshot the runway at Italy’s Bergamo airport in heavy rain after flying in from Paris CDG.
The two crew of the 1991 built aircraft were not injured in the incident. Dramatic pictures of the freighter ending up close to a nearby road have appeared on social media.

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