Centimeters from disaster | UNI Air flight 9091 final report | Revised @FlywithMagnar
Centimeters from disaster | UNI Air flight 9091 final report | Revised  @FlywithMagnar
Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This video is revised.

On the 10 May 2021, an ATR 72-600 operated by UNI Air was on a scheduled flight from Taipei Songshan to Nangan airport in Taiwan when it during the approach hit the top of the end-wall of the runway. The aircraft become airborne again and returned to Songshan airport, where it landed safely. Nobody onboard was injured.

Revision: The position of the horizontal flight director bar on the PFD is corrected.

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