Incident Involving Iranian Boeing

This morning, an Iranian airplane heading to Japan encountered problems at a Chinese airport and was unable to continue its journey. According to reports, a worn-out Boeing 747 of Iran Air, flight number 'AR800', which was en route from Tehran to Tokyo, made an emergency landing at Beijing Airport due to a technical issue with its engine. However, due to a malfunction in the hydraulic pressure system of the landing gear, the landing was problematic, causing the nose of the aircraft to hit the runway. During the landing, the rear wheels of the aircraft deployed, but despite the front landing gear indicator light being on, those wheels did not deploy. The pilot believed that the front wheels were down. Following the incident, the entire area of Beijing Airport was cordoned off by airport fire personnel, who were surprised to find that fortunately, there was no fire on the aircraft and, according to reports, all 120 passengers and 29 crew members were in good health. Due to the recent years of U.S. sanctions against the Islamic Republic, the aviation system in the country has faced numerous problems.