Incident at San Antonio International Airport: Worker Fatally Injured by Engine Ingestion

Incident at San Antonio International Airport: San Antonio International Airport authorities are looking into the death of a ground staff member for an airline on Friday night. WOAI reports that just before 10:30 p.m. on Friday, Delta Flight 1111 arrived at the Los Angeles airport. While taxiing to the gate, a worker was sucked into the engine.

Incident at San Antonio International Airport

At San Antonio International Airport (SAT), a ground staff member for an airline was slain tonight. We’re assisting the police in their investigation into this terrible event. The airport informed the news outlet that it will release more details as soon as they were available. The staff member was hired by Delta Airlines. It manages ground operations at airports. According to Delta, the investigation is supported.

Unifi Aviation’s notice from Saturday afternoon was published by KENS.

The unfortunate death of one of our employees occurred late on June 23, 2023, at San Antonio International Airport, and Unifi Aviation is devastated by the news. We stand by our ground personnel and offer the deceased’s family our prayers. This incident had nothing to do with Unifi’s procedures, safety, or regulations.

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The privacy of the deceased is protected. According to Unifi Aviation, “While police and other officials continue to investigate this incident, we defer to them on providing further details.” The NTSB is still looking at this. The name of the employee is unknown.

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