Plane may have run out of fuel
The Boeing 737 split into three parts as it crash landed in a field near runway 1 of Schiphol Airport. Photo: Paul Vreeker, Getty Images
Emergency services work at the scene of the crash
Victims are treated by emergency services at the scene where the plane crashed. Photo: Paul Vreeker, Getty Images
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The Turkish Airline's plane may have run out of fuel before crashing near Amsterdam's Schiphol airport yesterday killing at least nine people, airport officials suggested last night.
The plane's fuel load was running low before the accident, the officials said. The crash is Turkish Airlines' fourth fatal incident in 15 years.
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