A Thomson Airways Boeing 757 was forced to abort its landing approach at Reus Airport after a small aircraft was found on the runway.
On May 17, 2013, at approximately 0703 UTC, a Boeing 757-200, registration G-OOBE, operated by Thomson Airways, was on approach to Reus Airport (LERS) in Spain. The aircraft was cleared to land; however, the crew was forced to execute a go-around because a Diamond DA20, registration EC-IIT, was positioned on the runway.
Following the go-around maneuver, the aircraft returned to the airport and landed normally. There were no injuries resulting from this incident.
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A Thomson Airways Boeing 757 was forced to abort its landing approach at Reus Airport after a small aircraft was found on the runway.
No fatalities were recorded in this accident.
The accident on 17 May 2013 involved a BOEING 757, operated by THOMSONFLY AIRWAYS LTD, at Reus, Spain.
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