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Gatwick Airport worker 'run over' by plane Gatwick Airport worker 'run over' by plane
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A man has been injured by a plane while working at Gatwick Airport.A man has been injured by a plane while working at Gatwick Airport.
The man, who had been working on the runway guiding planes, was hurt at about 17:15 BST on Wednesday at the north terminal.The man, who had been working on the runway guiding planes, was hurt at about 17:15 BST on Wednesday at the north terminal.
He was injured by a Russian-bound Rossiya Airlines aircraft, a Gatwick Airport spokesman said.He was injured by a Russian-bound Rossiya Airlines aircraft, a Gatwick Airport spokesman said.
Passengers said they had been told by crew the plane had run over a ground crew member's foot. The Air Accidents Investigation Branch is investigating.Passengers said they had been told by crew the plane had run over a ground crew member's foot. The Air Accidents Investigation Branch is investigating.
The man was airlifted to hospital in London with an ankle and foot injury, the South East Coast Ambulance Service said.The man was airlifted to hospital in London with an ankle and foot injury, the South East Coast Ambulance Service said.
A spokesman for Dnata, which employed the man, said: "We can confirm that a Dnata UK employee was injured yesterday following an incident on the airfield at Gatwick airport and emergency services attended the scene.A spokesman for Dnata, which employed the man, said: "We can confirm that a Dnata UK employee was injured yesterday following an incident on the airfield at Gatwick airport and emergency services attended the scene.
"The employee has now been discharged from hospital and we will continue to provide them with the necessary support as they recover.""The employee has now been discharged from hospital and we will continue to provide them with the necessary support as they recover."
He said the company would be working with those investigating the incident.He said the company would be working with those investigating the incident.
Salviana Medeiros Kollikor, who had landed at the airport from Switzerland shortly before, said she was alerted to the drama as she made her way to the terminal.
She said: "I saw fire trucks, ambulances. The police were everywhere. As I got closer, it looked like someone was under the wheel, but I couldn't see because there were so many people around the person. But I could tell somebody was receiving a drip."
The plane's departure was delayed until Thursday.The plane's departure was delayed until Thursday.