ASL 737F crashes onto road after overshooting Bergamo runway

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Guzmán Garmendia

By Alex Lennane

05/08/2016

An ASL Aviation 737F, operating on behalf of DHL, overshot the runway in Bergamo, Italy this morning in bad weather. The crew was unharmed in the accident, which saw the aircraft end up on a road. Some flights were diverted to Malpensa, according to Bergamo Airport. You can see a video here, and dramatic images here.

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