Emergency services staff responded to attend to a ground worker, who became trapped with his foot under one of the aircraft’s wheels.
Emergency services released the man and airlifted the ground worker with serious injuries to a hospital.
The aircraft was subsequently returned to the gate, the passengers disembarked.
The occurrence aircraft is still on the ground in Gatwick about 6 hours later.
The airport reported an incident took place in which a ground worker received injuries.
Meanwhile, LOT Polish Airlines Boeing 787-800, performing flight from Mexico to Poland, was enroute over the Atlantic Ocean when the crew needed to shut one of the engines down.
The aircraft diverted to New York JFK and landed safely on New York’s runway 04L about 2:15 hours later.
The crew advised no further assistance was needed and taxied to the apron.
A replacement Boeing 787-800 registration SP-LRB departed about 3 hours after landing of SP-LRF and reached Warsaw with a delay of about 5 hours.
The occurrence aircraft is still on the ground in New York about 91 hours after landing.
Tourism Observer
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