Lenin’s collective farm will demand compensation from Ural Airlines for the field damaged by the plane

“The work of combine operators has stopped”

Ural Airlines will have to fork out money to compensate for the losses caused to the Lenin collective farm in the Novosibirsk region. It was on their wheat field that a plane flying from Sochi to Omsk crash-landed last Tuesday.

MK found out what is happening to the liner now and why the amount of damage may increase.

The wheat field on which the Airbus 320A made an emergency landing belongs to the Lenin collective farm. Local journalists said that on Wednesday specialists arrived at the scene of the accident to begin dismantling the plane.

“Work on the collective farm has stopped since yesterday, there are no combine harvesters in sight, although harvesting is already on schedule,” said one of the employees of the regional newspaper.

The collective farm itself commented on the situation: “The plane has still not been removed from the field. There is no understanding of how it will be transported from here. No action is being taken. He just stands still. He is being guarded.

Since the plane landed on a field that is private property, naturally the collective farm will make a claim. We sown grain there, but now the crop is damaged. We are now calculating the damages that the airline must pay. There is no exact amount yet.

It is unknown how the plane will be taken from the field – in parts or entirely. Let’s see how else they will harm the earth. The final amount of damage will depend on this.”

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