Flight radar showed that the plane made a sharp zigzag move before continuing on to Toronto. "There was no contact between the aircraft and object," Porter airlines said in a statement.
Why did a plane attempting to land near Toronto have to take evasive maneuvers?
Answer: to avoid hitting a drone
On Nov. 14, about 35 miles east of Toronto, an aircraft on approach to Toronto Island Airport had to take evasive maneuvers to avoid a drone upon landing, according to CBC News, which also reported that two crew members suffered minor injuries.
Flight radar showed that the plane made a sharp zigzag move before continuing on to Toronto. "There was no contact between the aircraft and object," Porter airlines said in a statement.
Flight radar showed that the plane made a sharp zigzag move before continuing on to Toronto. "There was no contact between the aircraft and object," Porter airlines said in a statement.
