Turkish Airlines Says No Deaths In Amsterdam Crash

THY Chairman Candan Karlitekin told the same news conference there were 127 passengers, including a baby, on board and seven crew.

There were no deaths when a Turkish Airlines (THY) passenger plane crashed at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport on Wednesday, Chief Executive Temel Kotil told reporters.

THY Chairman Candan Karlitekin told the same news conference there were 127 passengers, including a baby, on board and seven crew.

"There are injured passengers at the back of the plane but there are no confirmed casualties," Karlitekin said.