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https://afaae.com/chile/fragment-of-an- ... -santiago/LATAM informó que una aeronave Boeing 767 matrícula CC-BJA
fue la que se le desprendió trozo del Fuselaje cayendo en un sector del Club de Golf Mapocho en Pudahuel,
no se registraron lesionados DGAC y Carabineros tomaron procedimiento
June 21, 2019
At 16:20 this Friday afternoon a piece of airline fuselage
crashed into the Pudahuel golf course,
located next to the Santiago International Airport.
According to police information,
there were no injuries after the incident or damages of any kind and
the presence of officials of the General Directorate of Civil Aeronautics (DGAC)
was requested to begin their expertise.
Preliminarily it was reported that the object is supposedly a part of a turbineand that,
in the first instance, there should be no danger to the occupants of the plane that lost the part.
Ricardo Gutiérrez, general secretary of the DGAC,
reported that "we sent a team of researchers
who they have effectively determined that it is a part of the fuselage of an aircraft may be a primary or secondary layer. "
"No aircraft has since reported having a fuselage detachment problem,
but the investigation will yield results
because the part of the dropped fuselage has traceability:
components, identification number, part number"added Gutiérrez.
"According to the photos I could see (the fallen piece) is the size of a golf cart:
one and a half meters by a meter and a half,"
explained the official.
And then it was confirmed that the aircraft involved is a Boeing 767 belonging to the company Latam.