Airport worker in San Antonio fatally sucked into Delta airplane engine

A San Antonio Worldwide Airport worker has died after being sucked right into a Delta Airways airplane engine Friday.

The airplane had simply completed a flight from Los Angeles and was taxiing on the time of the incident. Floor dealing with operations firm Unifi Aviation was the nameless employee's employer and reported the demise was “unrelated to Unifi’s operational processes, security procedures and insurance policies” in an announcement issued Saturday.

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“Our hearts exit to the household of the deceased, and we stay centered on supporting our workers on the bottom and guaranteeing they're being taken care of throughout this time,” Unifi’s assertion learn. “Out of respect for the deceased, we won't be sharing any further data. Whereas police and different officers proceed to analyze this incident, we defer to them on offering additional particulars."

The airport additionally confirmed that an investigation is ongoing. In an announcement, the airport stated: "We're deeply saddened by this incident and are working with authorities as they start their investigation."

A supply cited by the Guardian on the situation of anonymity claimed that the worker “deliberately stepped in entrance of the dwell engine.”

Delta Airways issued an announcement of its personal Sunday to specific, "Our hearts and full assist are with their household, associates and family members throughout this troublesome time."

San Antonio Worldwide Airport was named Airport of the 12 months in 2022 by the Airport Minority Advisory Council, because it employed and promoted over 100 workers in 2021, a majority of whom are minorities.