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WE KNOW WINTER in Russia is savagely cold, yes, but this video really hammers that point home.
The Daily Dot reports that last week in the town of Igarka, temperatures fell to -61 degrees, which was cold enough to completely freeze the brakes on a UTAir aeroplane and leave passengers stranded on the tarmac.
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After 24 hours onboard, they decided to take matters into their own hands and push the frozen plane out of the ice.
Friday 15 November, 2024
Friday 15 November, 2024
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Watch Russian airline passengers push their frozen plane free from ice
WE KNOW WINTER in Russia is savagely cold, yes, but this video really hammers that point home.
The Daily Dot reports that last week in the town of Igarka, temperatures fell to -61 degrees, which was cold enough to completely freeze the brakes on a UTAir aeroplane and leave passengers stranded on the tarmac.
After 24 hours onboard, they decided to take matters into their own hands and push the frozen plane out of the ice.
How’s that for people power?
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