The plane was coming from the city of Corrientes when the smoke indicator in the cabin came on during arrival at Aeroparque and the emergency was declared.
A plane Argentine Airlines landed this Wednesday at the Jorge Newbery Airport with a smoke alarm, which caused it to be declared “in emergency” by protocol, which caused the interruption of operations at the air station for a few minutes. Finally, it was found that It was all due to a technical false alarm.
According to the agency NAit was an Embraer E190 (LV-CHQ) that came from the city of Currents with flight number 1749. Shortly before landing, the captain reported the activation of a “smoke in cabin” alarm for which an emergency had to be declared, according to what the protocol dictates.
Despite this, the flight landed without any inconvenience, but due to protocol Fire engines, ambulances and the usual means for these cases were deployed.
Why the Aerolíneas plane landed “in emergency” at Aeroparque
From Airlines they assured that “the smoke indicator in the cabin came on during arrival at Aeroparque” and? “The commander followed the corresponding protocol and declared an emergency to have priority in landing“, occurred at 3:43 p.m. local time.
Finally, the passengers were able to disembark normally and the programming at Aeroparque continued without problems. Now, work is being done to determine if this was a technical fault in the sensor or some other problem.
Source: Ambito
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