Plane skids off runway, falls into river in Florida

A Boeing 737 plane which was arriving at a maritime air terminal, slipped off the runway and fell into the St Johns stream in Florida.

Anyway it was accumulated that the 143 travelers and group endure the occurrence and represented. The military-sanctioned Miami Air International plane was attempting to arrive in a rainstorm at the maritime air station in Jacksonville in transit from Guantanamo Bay in Cuba at around 9.40pm neighborhood time when it slid off the runway into the St Johns waterway, an announcement from the naval force air terminal said.

Twenty-one grown-ups were transported to neighborhood medical clinics for minor wounds yet were in great condition. The city hall leader of Jacksonville said on Twitter that everybody on board the flight was "alive and represented", however that groups were attempting to control stream fuel on the water after the plane fell into the waterway.

"The plane was not submerged. Each individual is alive and represented," the Jacksonville sheriff's office said on Twitter. A traveler on board the plane, legal counselor Cheryl Bormann, told CNN in a meeting that the flight, which had been four hours late in withdrawing, made an "actually hard arriving" in Jacksonville in the midst of thunder and lightning.

"We descended, the plane actually hit the ground and bobbed, it was clear the pilot did not have all out control of the plane, it skiped once more," she stated, including that the experience was "frightening".