At least 200 people were killed, and 127 were injured in the jet crash at Luton Airport yesterday.
The accident investigators are on the scene looking for the wreckage.
But the number of missing people is still unfixed.
“We are trying hard to contact the relatives”, said Roberts, chief executive of Luton Airport.
According to the police, the airport is shut, and everyone stay away to make medical emergency get through, as well as some roads.
Susan Wright, living nearby the airport said:” It looked like the undercarriage was only half way down, it landed with huge crash and spark flow out everywhere…It hardly believe anyone could survive.”
The airport spokesman, Paul Hayes said the plane contacted the airport to see if there were having difficulties at 3:17.
“A short time later, it is landing heavily. It overshot the runway and burst into flames,” said him.
The accident investigators are on the scene looking for the wreckage.
But the number of missing people is still unfixed.
“We are trying hard to contact the relatives”, said Roberts, chief executive of Luton Airport.
According to the police, the airport is shut, and everyone stay away to make medical emergency get through, as well as some roads.
Susan Wright, living nearby the airport said:” It looked like the undercarriage was only half way down, it landed with huge crash and spark flow out everywhere…It hardly believe anyone could survive.”
The airport spokesman, Paul Hayes said the plane contacted the airport to see if there were having difficulties at 3:17.
“A short time later, it is landing heavily. It overshot the runway and burst into flames,” said him.
It is a utopian airway Bowing 747 with 320 passengers, and nine crew from South Africa.
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