Libyan A320 at Tunis on Mar 4th 2014, burst two tyres on landing

A Libyan Arab Airlines Airbus A320-200, registration 5A-LAH performing flight LN-306 from Banghazi (Libya) to Tunis (Tunisia), landed on Tunis' runway 29 at about 08:24L (07:24Z) but burst both right hand main gear tyres. The aircraft came to a safe stop.

The return flight LN-307 was cancelled.

The incident aircraft was able to position back to Benghazi the following day as flight LN-307D after 26 hours on the ground in Tunis.

Metars:

DTTA 041000Z 25012KT 220V280 7000 -TSRA SCT023TCU FEW026CB BKN093 09/06 Q1002 NOSIG

DTTA 040930Z 24014KT 7000 -TSRA SCT023TCU FEW026CB BKN093 09/06 Q1003 NOSIG

DTTA 040926Z 24016G26KT 7000 -TSRA SCT023TCU FEW026CB BKN093 09/06 Q1003 NOSIG

DTTA 040900Z 25009KT 220V290 7000 -TSRA SCT023TCU FEW026CB BKN093 09/05 Q1003 NOSIG

DTTA 040842Z 27012G22KT 220V300 5000 TSRA SCT023TCU FEW026CB BKN093 08/05 Q1003REGR NOSIG

DTTA 040839Z 28014G26KT 240V330 5000 TSRA SCT023TCU SCT026CB BKN093 08/05 Q1003NOSIG

DTTA 040832Z 29019G35KT 210V340 3000 TSRAGR SQ SCT023TCU FEW026CB BKN093 09/04 Q1004 NOSIG

DTTA 040830Z 27018G35KT 190V340 5000 -TSRA SQ GS SCT023TCU FEW026CB BKN093 11/05 Q1003 NOSIG

DTTA 040829Z 26017G35KT 190V340 8000 -TSRA SQ SCT023TCU FEW026CB BKN093 12/06 Q1003 NOSIG

DTTA 040826Z 22015G35KT 180V320 8000 TS SQ SCT023TCU FEW026CB BKN093 12/06 Q1002 NOSIG

DTTA 040800Z 18003KT 150V240 8000 -TSRA SCT023TCU FEW026CB BKN093 11/05 Q1002 NOSIG

DTTA 040744Z 00000KT 9999 TS SCT023TCU FEW026CB BKN093 11/05 Q1002 NOSIG

DTTA 040730Z VRB09KT 9999 SCT023TCU FEW026CB BKN093 11/05 Q1002 NOSIG

DTTA 040700Z 21012KT 9999 SCT023TCU FEW026CB BKN093 11/05 Q1002 NOSIG

DTTA 040630Z 19010KT 9999 BKN023TCU FEW026CB 09/04 Q1002 NOSIG

DTTA 040600Z 18014KT 9999 BKN023TCU SCT093 09/03 Q1002 NOSIG

DTTA 040530Z 18008KT 8000 SCT023 SCT093 09/03 Q1002 NOSIG

DTTA 040500Z 22010KT 200V260 8000 SCT023 SCT093 09/03 Q1002 NOSIG

DTTA 040430Z 22010KT 8000 SCT023 SCT093 09/04 Q1002 NOSIG

DTTA 040400Z 21007KT 8000 SCT023 SCT093 09/04 Q1002 NOSIG

The blown tyres (Photos: Libyan Arab Airlines):