Powerful Storm Sends Multiple Aircraft Rolling Across Airport in Forli, Italy
A severe storm hit Forli in Italy's Emilia-Romagna region, producing wind gusts of about 120 km/h that displaced multiple aircraft parked on the ground.
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Industry impact
Extreme wind events at regional airports highlight ground-handling and tie-down vulnerabilities that can put parked general and business aviation aircraft at risk.
A severe storm struck Forli, in Italy's Emilia-Romagna region, generating wind gusts of approximately 120 km/h. The gusts were strong enough to move multiple aircraft on the ground, with video footage capturing the aircraft being displaced by the powerful winds during the storm.
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