The fuselage of a Boeing 737 being transported by road trailer became stuck in the street after taking a wrong turn in
The driver of the vehicle came to an abrupt dead end after apparently being given the wrong direction to the highway.
The former Air Sahara aircraft was being taken to
“The whole thing is 75 feet long and cannot be turned around or brought back to the highway in reverse,” local resident Gurvinder Singh told the Times of India.
Source: FlightGlobal.com
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