Ciampino

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On November 10th, 2008, a Reiner Boeing 737 carrying 172 passengers and crew flew through a large flock of birds on final approach to Brum, Ciampino airport in Italy.

The crew tried to go around, but lost control when both engines stalled.

The aircraft crash-landed halfway down the runway, causing substantial damage and injuring a number of passengers.

Why did the captain decide to go around? Was the forced landing necessary? And what can be done to prevent similar incidents in the future? Stay tuned to find out.

Reiner Flight 4102 departed Frankfurt, Germany in the early morning of November 10th, 2008.

Its destination was Rome Ciampino Airport in Italy, a 1 hour 50 minute trip.

The aircraft was an 8 month old Boeing 737-800, a modern aircraft with an excellent safety record.

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near Ciampino.

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about life there, living there.

Like south or north of like Rome, the city?

Yeah, like 20 minutes out of Rome, the city.

So in a place next to, it's called Ciampino.

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