[TheCruxofBag]

Milan Bergamo Airport, Italy

A 35-year-old builder, Andrea R., was killed when, after running onto the tarmac of Bergamo Airport, he was sucked into a jet engine, killing him at the scene. According to police sources, Andrea had a history of drug problems, and it is thought his actions were deliberate and premeditated.

Andrea arrived at the airport without a ticket, and is said to have got past security and opened a door in the arrivals area that led directly to the aircraft parking area.

The plane was about to travel to Asturias, Spain, when Andrea ended his life. Passengers reported feeling a 'powerful vibration'. One flyer noted:

I thought it was a bird, but a girl said, 'I see pieces of meat,' an animal or something like that.

[strangejosh]

Well then…..

[kellyhound]

that's cold turkey.

[mr_feelgood]

Underwhelming
I was expecting meat puree shower

Such poor training.
Still good postoroni

[WayneMan]

I was impressed with the valiant attempt to stop him by the ground crew in the fluorescent green vests.
“Can we give you a hand, sir? Sorry, the first engine was occupied. Let’s try this one over here.”

[docfr8]

Running into a gas turbine module is not a good idea.. Im quite familiar with the LM 2500 gas turbine modules myself.. Those run the US NAVY's fleet. Every ship except nukes and ballistic missile boats run on gas turbine..

Minesweepers and mine countermeasure boats (bird boats) are diesel propulsion... so not everything is gas turbine

[Gore Whore]

I was hoping he'd get spat out the other side Fargo style

[xcount me inx]

Well that was anticlimactic...

[xcount me inx]

What was with the pathetic jump into the side of the engine?

And the bloke in red looked as though he'd just run a marathon lol

[BRVTALIST]

So that’s what it really looks like. I’ve heard previous videos of people getting sucked into jet engines were fake. Idk if that’s true or not, but this one is definitely real