Unglaublich! Nun wäre doch genügend Zeit gewesen wenigstens ein bisschen zu recherchieren.
Hier noch eine Meldung von der YYZ-Webseite:
Air France Update - 08/03/2005 20:00 est.
Date of Release: Aug 02, 2005 At 16:03 est., Air France, flight # 358 (Airbus A340) enroute from Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris overran Runway 24L at Toronto Pearson International Airport by some 200 metres. Information as of 19:30 hrs. est. was that there was no fatalities and all injured have been transported to local area hospitals.
Total number on board – 297 passengers, 12 crew.
Toronto Pearson International Airport remains operational. Prior to the overrun, the airport was under a ground stop program due to extreme weather conditions which resulted in the postponement of departing aircraft. The ground stop program has ended.
A press conference is scheduled for 20:00 hrs. est. at the GTAA Administration Building, 3111 Convair Drive (Hwy. 401 and Renforth).
The Transportation Safety Board has been alerted and is investigating.
The GTAA advises passengers to check with their airlines prior to coming to the airport.
The Airport Authority also advises travellers to check
www.gtaa.com frequently for updates.
Arrangements for families to meet passengers have been made. The Sheraton Gateway hotel, adjacent to Terminal 3, is facilitating this activity in conjunction with Air France.
Air France # 1-800-667-2747
War also die 24L und nicht wie von mir angenommen die 24R