Spain - Sevilla - Military plane A400M crashes at Sevilla , might be Plane designated for Turkish Airforce. (AL).
According to The Spanish Ministry of Defense, the crew were members of the Spanish military. The plane had still been in the testing phase and had not yet been delivered to the armed forces of a country.
The survivors have been taken to hospital by helicopter.
UPDATE The #A400M crashed right after take off (screenshot flightradar24 website) http://t.co/JagRbNuzQN pic.twitter.com/gL4ZFNkU72
— AirLive.net (@airlivenet) May 9, 2015
Airbus told SPIEGEL ONLINE , it is the model with the serial number MSN 23 , which was provided for the Turkish Air Force . It was on one of his first flights .
January 2015 Spiegel article Airbus #A400M 'TOO FAT TO FLY'.
The military Airbus A400M is too expensive, does too little and comes too late. His story shows how politics and industry in major projects to waste billions, by incorrect planning and incompetence. Chronicle of a disaster.
You need reliable figures, says Katrin Suder, no standings. It is the Monday night of this week, Defense Ministry in Berlin, the Office of the Secretary of State. She Bernhard Gerwert Airbus Defence & Space guest, to professionals. Suder is not amused at all.
They talk about the A400M, a transport aircraft for the military, which was to fly since 2008. But only at the end of last year, Airbus delivered the first copy to the Air Force. Five more were to follow this year. Since last week, it is certain that this will not happen. A breakdown series galactic scale continues.
There are problems with the hull. The there was earlier, just as there were problems with the engine, the software, the drive, the loading dock. The only machine that now stands in the Air Force in Wunstorf, six years was too late, is equipped worse, but by 40 per cent more expensive than planned.
FOCUS : A400M "TOO SMALL - TOO WEAK"
161 defects! A400M is a disaster for Airbus.
The A400M military transport aircraft developed for Airbus becoming flying disaster. The Defense Department has now submitted a list of 161 defects that were discovered on the first machine of the Bundeswehr.
UPDATE PHOTO #A400M crash site near Seville airport. pic.twitter.com/ePBwAUTQz7
— AirLive.net (@airlivenet) May 9, 2015Initial reports of how the #A400M could have been crashed suggest it banked slightly left after take off and hit the ground at 3000 ft/min
— AircraftTalking (@AircraftTalking) May 9, 2015#airbus #A400M military plane crashed in Sevilla, Spain - 8 to 10 crew on board - photo from Andalucia authorities pic.twitter.com/UdPcm4y8gl
— Helene Fouquet (@HeleneFouquet) May 9, 2015
SPIEGELONLINE: RT MartinUMueller: "Zu fett zum Fliegen" - Analyse zu Pleiten und Pannen rund um den #A400M aus dem… http://t.co/iYuVjsQmkU
— Apple Technik (@appletech_yt) May 9, 2015
— Carlos Conceicao ツ (@jvcdcarlos) May 9, 2015
‘Up to 10 people dead in #Airbus #A400M crash’, Spanish PM says. So tragic http://t.co/0fghJuifXL #avgeek #defense #aviation #Sevilla #Spain
— Airheadsfly.com (@Airheadsfly) May 9, 2015
Photos from @SevillaWebRadio purportIng to show the #A400M crash in Seville, Spain; Spanish PM says up to 10 dead. pic.twitter.com/rlAzMf8Xyg
— Andrew Peng (@TheAPJournalist) May 9, 2015
Reportedly this was the first flight for MSN23 #A400M the third aircraft in the Turkish order.
— Paul Dopson (@Aerostatpilot) May 9, 2015
#airbus #A400M accidente en Sevilla , video. @A3Noticias @tve_tve @cuatro @laSextaTV @telecincoes pic.twitter.com/IyMEEK7Fsp
— Alejandro Ortega (@SickoSeven) May 9, 2015
#A400M crash in Seville, Spain:
-Up to 10 dead, Spanish PM says
-Seville Airport closed
http://t.co/O7cNzSZOs1 pic.twitter.com/O9nMCA5xWz
— Ryan Barrell (@RyanBarrell) May 9, 2015
— Rodrigo Barbosa (@RodaLarga) May 9, 2015
#airbus #A400M accidente en Sevilla , video. @A3Noticias @tve_tve @cuatro @laSextaTV @telecincoes pic.twitter.com/IyMEEK7Fsp
— Alejandro Ortega (@SickoSeven) May 9, 2015
@towersight Turkish, problems at take-off and tried to turn back, 8 on board 😕
— Abraxas Spa (@AbraxasSpa) May 9, 2015
Unconfirmed - but may be an #A400M that was destined for Turkish Air Force involved in todays crash in #Seville https://t.co/oMAYSBmnMg
— Tim Robinson (@RAeSTimR) May 9, 2015
Reports of an #A400M in flight test campaign has crashed after takeoff rwy 27 LEZL (Seville) pic.twitter.com/yPqUyDVi90
— Vianney Riller Jr (@jrvianney) May 9, 2015
BREAKING #A400M Seville airport is closed. All fire vehicles are on the crash site http://t.co/JagRbNuzQN pic.twitter.com/i0QFqP5bXV
— AirLive.net (@airlivenet) May 9, 2015
BREAKING #A400M CRASH First pictures of the crash site at Seville http://t.co/JagRbNuzQN pic.twitter.com/riHuuJOgcp
— AirLive.net (@airlivenet) May 9, 2015
Not confirmed at least 8 people died in #A400M accident near #SVQ airport pic.twitter.com/ZHlxUgLYgh
— Iluvflying (@Iluvflying1) May 9, 2015
LATEST on @AirbusDS #A400M crash in #Sevilla at @Airheadsfly: http://t.co/PqYpcHIXsV pic.twitter.com/lAyvw65vun
— Christian Thiels (@ThielsChristian) May 9, 2015
Photos of #A400M Plane Crash. pic.twitter.com/H04GsdUZoY
— AeroSpace Portal (@AeroSpacePortal) May 9, 2015
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