- A classical airplane from 1931 crashed at an airport in Ponta Grossa, Brazil on Friday
- The crash was brought on by a robust wind gust and the pilot was not injured
Dramatic video footages reveals the second a decades-old airplane somersaulted at an airport in Brazil.
A mobile phone video reveals the plane, inbuilt 1931, touchdown on the runway when it flips over at Ponta Grossa Airport in Ponta Grossa, Paraná on Friday.
The biplane slides and suggestions over because the propeller touches the bottom as onlookers gasp within the background.
The small plane then slams down on the pavement and involves a full cease.
Thankfully, the pilot was not injured, airport superintendent Victor Hugo instructed Brazilian information outlet A Rede.
A small airplane was seen on a video touchdown on the runway at an airport in Ponta Grossa, Brazil earlier than it flipped over final Friday. The pilot was not injured within the accident
The plane was inbuilt 1931 and is a part of a fleet of classical planes owned by WS Museum in Curitiba, Brazil
‘All the things was high-quality,’ Hugo mentioned.
Airport investigators mentioned the accident was brought on by robust wind gusts.
The small airplane suffered structural damages and was eliminated and positioned within the hangar.
The plane is owned by WS Museum, an aeronautical museum positioned within the Paraná city of Curitiba.
In response to its web site, WS Museum affords guided excursions, scenic flights and skydiving experiences.
The classical plane at one level tipped over as its propeller made contact with the bottom earlier than it slammed on the bottom
The airplane made the flight to Ponta Grossa, the place it was going to take part on the Nos Ares de PG 2 present on the airport.
The exhibition featured a fleet of classical planes, flyovers and parachute jumps on Saturday and Sunday.
DailyMail.com reached out to WS Museum for remark.
