Translated from Danish. I have no prior experience with Danish but there are parallels with Dutch and German. So the translation may be slightly off. On Airliners.net much the same is being reported.
http://www.berlingske.dk/rejser/artikel:aid=692734/
Plane glides of runway in Tirstrup
Tirstrup airport, near the city of Aarhus, was closed monday early in the afternoon after a plane skid of the runway.
The B737-800 operated by Ryanair on the Stansted route. At the time of the incident it was snowing. However, the runway had been cleaned up.
All passengers where bussed to the terminal with no injuries.
The airport will remain closed for an as yet unknown time.
An investigation will be started to the cause of the overrun.
It will be interesting to see what happens. No doubt the tabloids in the UK will have a field day. MOL has in the past stated that the only thing he feared could kill his company is a crash. Of course this is merely an incident, but the press will no doubt overact as they always do when the Ryanair does something that at first glance may seem odd.
By: Newforest - 11th February 2006 at 14:16
Sorry, what are we talking about here? What happened in Milwaukee?
05 FEB 2006 Shorts 360 N3735W Air Cargo Carriers, Watertown, WI (USA), 3(3)
Please note this information is preliminary; new information will be added on the Aviation Safety Network at http://aviation-safety.net/. The 2006 year list of accidents always contains the most recent information on each accident.
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ASN ACCIDENT DIGEST 2006-01
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Date: 05 FEB 2006
Time: ca 17:00 local time
Type: Shorts 360 Variant 100
Operator: Air Cargo Carriers
Registration: N3735W
Msn / C/n: SH.3735
Year built: 1988
Engines: 2 Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-67R turboprop engines
Crew: 3 fatalities / 3 on board
Passengers: 0 fatalities / 0 on board
Total: 3 fatalities / 3 on board
Airplane damage: Written off
Location: near Watertown, WI (USA)
Phase: En Route (ENR)
Nature: Photo
Departure airport: Milwaukee-General Mitchell Airport, WI (MKE)
Destination airport: Milwaukee-General Mitchell Airport, WI (MKE)
Two Air Cargo Carriers Shorts 360 cargo planes, N372AC and N3735W, departed Milwaukee (MKE) for a photo flight. Both aircraft collided in flight near Watertown. N3735W crashed into a field southeast of the intersection of Highway Q and Highway 19 and caught fire. The other Shorts carried out a forced landing at Juneau-Dodge County Airport, WI (UNU) where it skidded off the runway.
sources: FAA, Wisconsin State Journal
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AIRCRAFT PROFILE SHORTS 360
* Last fatal Shorts 360 hull-loss accident : 21 AUG 2004 Venezuelan Air Force FAV-1652, near Maracay, Venezuela- 30 fatalities
* Total number of Shorts 360 hull-losses: 11
* 4th worst Shorts 360 accident
* Survival rate for all fatal Shorts 360 accidents: on average 20,9% of all occupants survived fatal accidents
* history of airplane msn SH.3735:
– G-14-3735 Shorts (10 FEB 1988, first flight)
– G-BOEI Shorts (MAR 1988)
– VR-BKL Philippine Air Lines (AUG 1988)
– VP-BKL Philippine Air Lines (JUN 1997)
– D-CFLX Rheinland Air Service-RAS (MAY 1999)
– G-BOEI BAC Express (FEB 2002)
– N3735W Air Cargo Carriers (NOV 2005)
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OPERATOR PROFILE AIR CARGO CARRIERS
Cargo airline based in Milwaukee.
* founded: 1986
* fleet: 1 Dassault Falcon 20, 1 Shorts Skyvan, 1 Swearingen Merlin, 16 Shorts 330, 17 Shorts 360
* 1st airliner hull-loss accident
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Hope this answers your question. You take two weeks vacation and there is so much to catch up on!
By: Mark L - 7th February 2006 at 19:42
As if to prove my point a bmi 321 has gone off the runway at Belfast City this evening, marking at least the 3rd runway/taxiway excursion in as many days.
By: steve rowell - 6th February 2006 at 22:00
Much more here on PPrune, including a photo: the aircraft was apparently turning to backtrack on the runway and the nosewheel went off the pavement on to the grass.
http://www.pprune.org/forums/showthread.php?p=2370945#post2370945
In other words much ado about nothing!!!!!
By: zoot horn rollo - 6th February 2006 at 21:48
OK I’ll create the thread then…
Thanks, I couldn’t find anything on a quick google 🙁
By: philgatwick05 - 6th February 2006 at 21:37
anyone know which a/c was involved?
By: Mark L - 6th February 2006 at 20:21
OK I’ll create the thread then…
By: zoot horn rollo - 6th February 2006 at 20:19
Far worse has happened to them before, this probably wont even make the papers, stuff has rolled off taxiways and runway practicaly every day this week. Two S360s collided over Milwaukee yesterday and that hasnt even made this forum! Its just that time of year…
Sorry, what are we talking about here? What happened in Milwaukee?
By: tenthije - 6th February 2006 at 20:08
Far worse has happened to them before, this probably wont even make the papers, stuff has rolled off taxiways and runway practicaly every day this week. Two S360s collided over Milwaukee yesterday and that hasnt even made this forum! Its just that time of year…
True, but Ryanair is a controversial airline that a lot of people do not like. This means that the press will want to take the most out of it. Tragic though it may be, the collision of the S360s interests noone here because it is halfway across the world.
By: Mark L - 6th February 2006 at 20:03
Far worse has happened to them before, this probably wont even make the papers, stuff has rolled off taxiways and runway practicaly every day this week. Two S360s collided over Milwaukee yesterday and that hasnt even made this forum! Its just that time of year…
By: Papa Lima - 6th February 2006 at 19:58
Much more here on PPrune, including a photo: the aircraft was apparently turning to backtrack on the runway and the nosewheel went off the pavement on to the grass.
http://www.pprune.org/forums/showthread.php?p=2370945#post2370945
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