Blimp Crashes Brazil: Aerial Disaster in Osasco
Blimp Crashes Brazil: An Overview of the Incident
On September 26, 2024, a blimp crashes Brazil incident has drawn massive attention after an airship famously hired by local football club Sao Paulo FC collided with a residential building.
What Happened?
The airship, a Brazilian-made ADB 3-3, was flying over Osasco when it unexpectedly deflated, leading to a crash.
- Time of Accident: Around midday local time
- Injuries: Both pilot and co-pilot rescued with only light injuries
- Footage: Captured on video, it quickly spread on social media
Details of the Airship
The blimp crashes Brazil incident involved an ADB 3-3 airship, measuring 49 meters long and 17 meters high, capable of speeds up to 85 km/h (53 mph). Typically designed for a crew of seven, this flight had only the pilot and co-pilot aboard.
Investigation Underway
- The Brazilian aviation authority is probing the cause.
- Sao Paulo FC had previously organized a trouble-free fly-past in 2023.
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