SKY DRAMA OVER SERBIA! Montenegrin airplane was rushing headlessly, the pilots took photos and bragged about the speed on Facebook (PHOTO)

The pilots of Montenegro Airlines V.I. and J.M. allegedly breached the security of 116 passengers going with MBR 195, reports DAN news agency from the city of Podgorica.

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According to the information given, the plane was going 1.111 km/h at one moment, and the maximum speed for this type of plane is 890 km/h.

To make things even more dramatic, the pilot snapped a couple of shots of the control board, and he also took several shots through the window of the aircraft.

He published those photos on his Facebook profile, bragging about the speed and saying he  achieved a personal speed record.

"Feeling crazy with J.M. setting up a new speed record, 606 kts or 1.111 km/h", he wrote on his profile.

Foto: Fejsbuk / V. I.

This scene happened some 10 days ago while the plane was going back from Belgrade to Podgorica, Montenegro.

Fortunately, even though it reached this speed, there were no problems on the plane, and eventually they landed safely on the runway.

Foto: Wikipedia/Aleks B.

AS the experts explained later on, this speed is the speed in accordance wit the speed of the planet, which means that the plane did not over-reach the maximum speed. If something like that happened, all the alarms would go off.

Most probably there was a strong wind blowing at the back side of the plane and in that way the plane reached that speed.

According to the data from the Montenegro Airline in-flight magazine, available online, it is stated that MBR 195 has 116 comfortable seats and that the maximum reach is 3.334 km.

"The maximum speed can reach 890 km/h, and the height of 12.500 meter. While taking off, with the upper baggage limit, the runway has to be 2.044 m long, while the length of the runway for landing has to be 1.282 m." - it says in Montenegro Airlines.

(Telegraf.co.uk / Source: DAN)