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A veteran pilot successfully executed an emergency crash-landing of a Somali passenger plane on a shoreline near Mogadishu’s Aden Adde International Airport on Friday after a significant mechanical failure prevented the aircraft from reaching the runway. All 55 individuals on board, including crew members and passengers, miraculously survived the high-stakes maneuver which was necessitated by a malfunctioning landing gear system that made a traditional runway touchdown impossible. Local authorities and aviation experts have since focused on the pilot's quick thinking as the primary reason a potential tragedy was averted under such volatile conditions. Following the impact, emergency responders and local residents rushed to the water's edge to assist in the evacuation. Eyewitness reports indicated that the plane came to a halt in the shallow waters just off the coast, with the fuselage remaining largely intact despite the force of the landing. While several passengers were treated for shock and minor injuries, no fatalities were reported, an outcome that has led to widespread praise for the cockpit crew’s professionalism and composure during the descent. The Somali Civil Aviation Authority has initiated a formal investigation into the technical specifications of the flight and the timeline of the equipment failure. Preliminary reports suggest that the flight crew declared an emergency shortly before the scheduled arrival time, reporting that they could not lock the landing gear into place. By choosing the soft sand and shallow water of the seashore over a forced landing on a hard, occupied airfield, the pilot minimized the risk of a catastrophic fire or total structural disintegration, saving dozens of lives in the process.