WestJet craft slides off runway in Canada amid winter continue conditions

A WestJet craft slid off a runway after a normal alighting in Nova Scotia, Canada, on Sunday morning amid snowy conditions. None of a 172 passengers nor 7 organisation members were injured.

“WestJet moody 248 from Toronto to Halifax gifted an occurrence yesterday morning when it over a finish of a runway after alighting normally,” WestJet orator Morgan Bell told USA TODAY in a statement. The airline worked with a Halifax Stanfield International Airport authority to dismount guest and organisation from a aircraft regulating stairs. USA TODAY has reached out to Halifax Stanfield International Airport for some-more information.

“WestJet apologizes to a guest for this knowledge and worked directly with them to safeguard their comfort during a situation, including providing H2O use while available a attainment of a airstairs,” Bell continued. “Any guest who compulsory hotel/meal/reaccommodation were also supposing this as shortly as possible.”

The conditions was apparently “no large deal,” during slightest for some passengers.

“I only spoke with a integrate of passengers who were onboard a Westjet moody that slid off a runway during Halifax Airport. They contend it only felt like a rough alighting and described it as ‘no large deal!'” Cory McGraw of CTV Atlantic wrote on Twitter.

Still, WestJet canceled several flights as a outcome of a incident, according to a airline’s Twitter account. Canada’s Transportation Safety Board will be conducting an investigation, according to WestJet.

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