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Airport in Italy closed after man is fatally sucked into jet engine on runway

According to the ANSA news agency, the man was sucked into the engine of a departing plane.

Builder, 35, revealed as trespasser sucked into jet engine at Milan airport ‘seconds after dumping car full of evidence’

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A person was sucked into a plane's engine at one of Italy's busiest airports after getting onto the tarmac

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Man Dies at Milan Airport After Being Sucked Into Jet Engine, Official Says

Flight operations at the airport were suspended at 10:20 a.m. local time because of “a problem” on the taxiway, Sacbo said in a statement, and resumed at noon.

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Man Dies After Breaking Through Airport Security and Being Sucked Into Aircraft Engine

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Man sucked into plane engine at Italy’s Bergamo airport; flights suspended

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Dozens of flights cancelled across Italy amid airport and airline strikes

Dozens of flights to and from Italy were cancelled on Thursday due to multiple airport and airline strikes, including a 24-hour walkout by staff at British airline easyJet.

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Chinese national arrested in Italy over Covid research hack: What we know so far

A 33-year-old Chinese man from Shanghai has been arrested in Italy on allegations of industrial espionage connected to a US investigation into cyberattacks on Covid-19 research facilities, Reuters reported. The man, identified as Xu Zewei, was detained last week at Milan’s Malpensa airport after arriving in Italy.

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Milan Bergamo Airport UPDATES: Man 'sucked into engine' was a trespasser, airport says

Flights to the airport, which is one of Italy's busiest and one of the main access routes for travellers taking holidays in Italian shopping capital Milan, were diverted to Milano Malpensa. An airport boss has said “psychological support” is available ...

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How will Italy’s airport and airline strikes affect flights on Thursday?

Passengers flying to or from Italy could face delays or cancellations on Thursday, July 10th due to multiple air transport strikes, including a 24-hour walkout by staff at British airline EasyJet.