This Biman Bangladesh Fokker F28 Mk4000 overran the runway at Sylhet, Bangladesh on 8 October. The landing, following a flight from Dhaka, took place in heavy rain and two of the 80 people on board were seriously injured. AvSoft's ACAS database shows the aircraft was delivered to the regional carrier in 1981.
Source: Flight International
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