
A Boeing 737 operated by Iran's Seperan Airlines suffered a tire blowout and engine failure shortly after takeoff, and the cabin ceiling collapsed and fell. Fortunately, it turned back and landed safely, with no casualties.
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Seperan Airlines also had a safety incident on the 25th of last month in which a Boeing 737-500 deviated from the runway and the nose landing gear collapsed during landing.
A Seperan Airlines flight disintegrated in the air, the cabin ceiling collapsed and fell, and passengers screamed. (Picture reproduced from X)
A terrifying mid-air incident occurred in Iran. A plane belonging to Sepehran Airlines had a tire burst shortly after takeoff, and then disintegrated in the air. The whole plane screamed. The horrifying video went viral on the Internet, sparking heated discussions.
According to comprehensive foreign media reports, a Seperan Airlines Boeing 737 took off from Mashhad Shahid Hasheminejad International Airport to Kermanshah yesterday (15th). Unexpectedly, the plane was suspected of having a tire blowout during takeoff, and the landing gear tire tread fell off. The captain subsequently reported an engine mechanical failure and decided to make an emergency return.
Afterwards, some passengers shared footage taken in the cabin, which went viral. You can see that the plane shook violently during the accident, and the ceiling inside the cabin suddenly disintegrated and fell, hitting the passengers below. The cabin instantly fell into chaos, with screams everywhere. Many people thought they were going to hell and began to pray.
Fortunately, the flight finally landed safely at Mashhad Airport without causing any casualties. All passengers and crew were safely evacuated after the plane came to a complete stop, and the airline arranged to transfer to another flight.
In fact, this is not the first aviation safety incident that has occurred in Seperan Airlines recently. On the 25th of last month, a Boeing 737-500 passenger plane flying from Tehran to Mashhad with 127 people on board deviated from the runway after landing. The nose landing gear collapsed when it stopped. Fortunately, no one was injured.

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