A plane in Brazil skidded off the runway after landing in wet conditions this week in a terrifying incident that was caught on camera.
Footage showed cloudy and humid conditions as LATAM Airlines flight LA3300 arrived at Florianópolis-Hercilio Luz International Airport at around 9:20 a.m. Wednesday after departing from São Paulo-Garalhos Airport, Viral Press reported. What did
Airbus 321 can be seen in the video recording skidding to the left of the runway towards the grassy area and its reverse thrusters being activated.
A plane skids off a wet runway at Florianópolis-Hercilio Luz International Airport in Brazil on July 12, 2023. (Viral Press)
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Passengers on board could be heard raising the alarm as the right side of the plane hit a section of the hard shoulder on the runway, trapping one of the landing wheels in the floor.
The material used along runway shoulders is reportedly softer than runway strip.
The aircraft was able to stop after the nose wheel crossed the grassy areas lining the runway.
Emergency services were called and responded to the incident.

A plane at Florianopolis-Hercilio Luz International Airport in Brazil has gone over the hard shoulder after skidding off the runway. (Viral Press)
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Passengers were able to exit the aircraft via mobile stairs.
The footage showed passengers disembarking calmly and orderly while emergency personnel stood by.
Despite the dangerous landing, there were no casualties.

Emergency services respond after a plane skidded off a wet runway at Florianópolis-Hercilio Luz International Airport in Brazil on July 12, 2023. (Viral Press)
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LATAM Airlines Brazil, one of Latin America’s leading airlines, reportedly said in a statement, “We confirm that all 172 passengers and 7 crew members of flight LA3300 have safely disembarked. taken and released after examination by the medical team.”
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