URAL Airlines confirmed: The Airbus A320 aircraft will take off from the agricultural land, where it landed due to technical problems!

Ural Airlines has confirmed that it will attempt to fly the Airbus A320 directly from the farmland where it is stuck following an emergency landing outside the airport on September 12.

The Russian carrier said it was considering "several options for moving the aircraft off the ground" and noted that it was waiting for the delivery of hydraulic support systems to "conduct landing gear tests, component testing and further studies." "The plan also includes removing the seats to make the aircraft lighter," the statement said.

The Airbus A320 plane, registered RA-73805 (c/n 2166), was carrying 161 passengers and six crew members, on the Sochi - Omsk connection. Due to technical problems, it landed in a field in Siberia.

Following technical checks and inspections, the aircraft's engines do not require additional repairs. They have been cleared of debris and will be ready to be revved up to bring the A320 aircraft back into flight.

Engineers and technicians perform maintenance and check the aircraft closely to fix basic problems while preparing the aircraft for relocation. The international press also brings up the idea that the plane will be able to take off from the arable land only in the cold season, when it will freeze.