A plane flying from Moscow to Istanbul suddenly landed in Warsaw
The monitoring resource FlightRadar reported that the A320 aircraft of the Turkish airline Pegasus, flying from Moscow to Istanbul, landed in Warsaw.
It is emphasized that the landing was carried out in an unplanned manner.
FlightRadar reports: "Flight PC389 left Vnukovo Airport yesterday, September 8, at 19:46 Moscow time."
It is indicated that the plane's original destination was Istanbul.
Change of conditions
As the resource reports, the aircraft unexpectedly changed course and landed at 21:57 Moscow time in Warsaw at Frederic Chopin Airport.
At the moment, it is being determined what exactly caused the plane's course to change.
Employees of authorized bodies are monitoring the situation in order to establish all the circumstances of this event.
To date, there have been no official comments from the air carrier; details of the situation are being clarified.
