Strong winds overturn four aircraft at Forlì airport in Italy

Strong winds of approximately 120 km/h swept through the city of Forlì in Italy’s Emilia‑Romagna region, causing four light aircraft to overturn. The gusts, recorded by local meteorological stations, struck the area during the early afternoon, prompting immediate alerts from civil protection authorities.

Emergency services responded to the incident at the nearby airfield, securing the site and assessing damage to the aircraft, which were reported to be privately owned ultralights. No injuries were reported, and flights in the region were temporarily suspended while officials investigated the cause of the sudden wind surge. Authorities continue to monitor weather conditions and advise pilots to exercise heightened caution until the storm subsides.