A Lufthansa passenger jet, on way to Frankfurt from Istanbul, had to make an emergency landing at Istanbul's Ataturk International Airport after a bird entered the left engine unit, causing damage on the engine.
Lufthansa passenger jet makes emergency landing at Turkish airport
The incident took place the previous day. An Airbus 321 type passenger jet of Lufthansa was carrying 134 passengers and 6 crew members and made the emergency landing 12 minutes after take off at 05.25 hours.
The jet made the emergency landing safely. Engineers are currently working on the jet at the Ataturk Airport.Hurriyet
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Tens of thousands protest Israel over Gaza offensive in Turkey
Tens of thousands of people protested Israel over the Jewish state's offensive on Gaza in the demonstrations held in several Turkish provinces on Sunday.
Tens of thousands protest Israel over Gaza offensive in Turkey
Up to 30,000 people gathered for an anti-Israeli protest in the Turkish capital of Ankara, waving Palestinian flags and calling for continued "resistance" against the Jewish state in devastated Gaza.
The demonstration, held after Israel unilaterally halted its bloody 22-day offensive in the Gaza Strip early Sunday, was organized by civic groups and trade unions.
"Israel is a murderer", "Salute to Hamas", "Keep up the resistance," the demonstrators chanted, waving Palestinian and Turkish flags.
"We are all Hamas soldiers," "We are all Palestinians," "Palestine is not alone," read some of the banners the crowd brandished.
"Is Gaza being punished for being Muslim?" read one placard. "The world is watching as Palestine resists," read another.
Police officers estimated that between 20,000 and 30,000 people attended the rally on Sihhiye Square in the heart of the Turkish capital, AFP reported.
In Istanbul nearly 40 activists from a pro-Islamic group protested the Jewish state in front of the Israeli embassy.
There were also demonstrations in many other provinces, including western province of Izmir and Eskisehir, northwestern province of Duzce, northern province of Zonguldak and southern province of Adana, news agencies reported.
Anti-Israeli protests have been staged almost daily in Turkey, the Jewish state's main regional ally, since the offensive in the Gaza Strip began on December 27. Hurriyet
Tens of thousands of people protested Israel over the Jewish state's offensive on Gaza in the demonstrations held in several Turkish provinces on Sunday.
Tens of thousands protest Israel over Gaza offensive in Turkey
Up to 30,000 people gathered for an anti-Israeli protest in the Turkish capital of Ankara, waving Palestinian flags and calling for continued "resistance" against the Jewish state in devastated Gaza.
The demonstration, held after Israel unilaterally halted its bloody 22-day offensive in the Gaza Strip early Sunday, was organized by civic groups and trade unions.
"Israel is a murderer", "Salute to Hamas", "Keep up the resistance," the demonstrators chanted, waving Palestinian and Turkish flags.
"We are all Hamas soldiers," "We are all Palestinians," "Palestine is not alone," read some of the banners the crowd brandished.
"Is Gaza being punished for being Muslim?" read one placard. "The world is watching as Palestine resists," read another.
Police officers estimated that between 20,000 and 30,000 people attended the rally on Sihhiye Square in the heart of the Turkish capital, AFP reported.
In Istanbul nearly 40 activists from a pro-Islamic group protested the Jewish state in front of the Israeli embassy.
There were also demonstrations in many other provinces, including western province of Izmir and Eskisehir, northwestern province of Duzce, northern province of Zonguldak and southern province of Adana, news agencies reported.
Anti-Israeli protests have been staged almost daily in Turkey, the Jewish state's main regional ally, since the offensive in the Gaza Strip began on December 27. Hurriyet
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