Local authorities and American airlines said on Sunday that a stoveway was found dead in an international flight landing gear compartment in Northern Carolina.
In Charlotte-Meclanberg Police Department, Charlotte-Meclaneburg is investigating the death in 5000 blocks of Hanger Road in the Division of Detective Airport along with the Homoid Unit of the Police Department. , Said in a press release,
Police said that as an American Airlines aircraft that “had recently come from Europe” passing through maintenance on Sunday morning, “a stoveway was located in a landing gear” and was found dead.
The Charlotte-Meclaneburg Police Department said in its release, “Homeoid Unit Detectives responded to the spot to conduct an inquiry, and the discovery of the crime scene responded to processing the scene and collecting physical evidence.”
Charlett Douglas International Airport said in a statement received by Hill’s sister Network Newsnapping that “it is” aware of the tragic discovery of a dead man found in the landing gear of an American airlines aircraft on Sunday morning. “
The airport said, “We are deeply saddened by this news and will support the Charlotte-Meclanberg Police Department (CMPD) investigation.”
American Airlines also stated that it was “working with law enforcement on its investigation,” according to a statement received by the news. The airline also said that a dead person was “discovered inside one of the main landing gear coaches of one of our aircraft.”
