On November 10, an Antonov Airlines Antonov An-124 bearing the registration UR-82007 departed from Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO) in Nagoya, Japan, in dramatic fashion, with part of the huge cargo-carrying quadjet falling to the ground as it took to the skies. This resulted in a temporary runway closure at Chubu Centrair Airport, which is known for having been built on an artificial island.
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