At the airport at Kaliningrad, Boeing-737 landed with the unexplored chassis

Boeing-737-300 KD-Avia Airlines made an emergency landing with unprofitable chassis at Kaliningrad Airport, a representative of the press service of the Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation said, citing Rostransnadzor.

"According to Rostransnadzor, on October 1, at the Kaliningrad airport, an emergency landing of the Boeing-737-300A KD-Avia Airlines, which executed the Barcelona-Kaliningrad flight. There were 108 passengers on board. No one was injured," the representative of the press service said.

According to preliminary information, when landing, the aircraft did not get the chassis racks.

In connection with the air transportation, the Kaliningrad Airport is temporarily closed, RIA Novosti reports.

Recently, September 14, Boeing-737-500 Aeroflot-Nord airline, which executed a flight from Moscow, crashed in Perm at a second landing. All those who were on board were killed - 82 passengers and six crew members.

Boeing-737 is the most massive reactive passenger aircraft in the history of passenger aircraft industry. Currently, more than 4.1 thousand Boeing-737 aircraft are operated in the world, which is more than a quarter of the total number of the park of large civilian aircraft. The Boeing-737 model is part of the park of more than 540 airlines, the route networks of which are connected by more than 1.2 thousand cities in 190 countries.

The Boeing-737 family includes the first modifications of the Boeing-737-100 and Boeing-737-200, which were included in commercial operation in 1968, modifications of the Classic series (Boeing-737-300, Boeing-737-400 and Boeeing-737-500), which were joined in operation in operation The 1980s, as well as the latest modifications of the NEXT-Generation series (Boeing-737-600, Boeing-737-700, Boeing-737-800 and Boeing-737-900r), which included in 1998.