Plane Crash In Colombia, The Only One Killed

Most of the media dub the accident that occurred on the island of San Andres, Colombia, as a miracle crashes. Boeing 747 aircraft crashed on the runway after battling bad weather. The aircraft was broken and destroyed. Magic, or rather miracle, nearly all of the 131 passengers survived. Only one who died, it was because of a heart attack.

Numbered 8520 plane flight Aires owned airline was already preparing to land on the island. The pilot''told us that would be landing in San Andres. We then put on seat belts. After the (belt) is inserted, a few moments and then boom! Big explosion happened,''said one passenger survived, Alvaro Granados, 25, who flew with his wife and two children. ''When my wife and I stood up, then look back, the rear of the aircraft were lost,''he said.

Indeed, the plane destroyed. Because, wheel slip planes in the abdomen. Because hitting the runway, one of its engines destroyed split. The fuselage broke into three pieces and crushed.

Ricardo Ramirez, a civil engineer who was in the plane with his wife, told Caracol Radio tells us that everything went well except the rain and lightning. ''Our plane was moving down to perfection. Some time back the plane would land. It was not an accident,''he explained.

Ramirez added that he along with his wife trying to break away from the seat belt. ''We're trying to get out of the plane because the plane had started to burn,''he recalled. ''A few moments later, a police patrol car came and helped us,''he explained.

Ramirez said that his wife was experiencing a shift in the bones of the knee. ''We're very thankful we're alive,''she said, as quoted by Agence France-Presse.

Several officials said the incident was so quick. The pilot did not report the emergency to the control tower on the island of San Andres.

Experts are now studying the cause of the crash. Because, they were stunned to see 130 passengers on board the plane survived. Amar Fernandez de Barreto, passengers who had a heart attack, also reported no injuries.

Manuel Villamizar, director of emergency operations centers in Bogota, told reporters that six people seriously injured were flown to the capital for treatment.

Colonel Donald Tascon, deputy director of the Colombian Civil Aviation Agency, speculated that the plane was flying low, about 30 meters, just before landing. That is what allegedly makes no casualties.

''This is a miracle and we should thank God,''said the Governor Andres San Pedro Gallardo.