MEA Airbus A330 and Turkish Boeing 777 collided in Nigeria
An incident was recorded on July 29, 2020, when a Middle East Airlines (MEA) Airbus A330-200 (registered OD-MEA) collided with a parked Turkish Airlines Boeing 777-300ER (registered TC-LJC) during taxiing at Lagos Airport (LOS), Nigeria.
MEA A330 collides with Turkish Airlines 777 while taxiing at Lagos Airport, Nigeria. No injuries reported. https://t.co/C76q7o2B2X pic.twitter.com/jAz3wo1EZs
— Breaking Aviation News & Videos (@breakingavnews) July 29, 2020
Both MEA’s right winglet and Turkish Airlines Boeing 777 aft fuselage suffered damage while the A330-200 was being moved backwards by the airport’s ground staff. No injuries were reported.
MEA and Turkish airlines planes crashed in Lagos, Nigeria pic.twitter.com/hSsVtLLzhr
— INTELSky (@Intel_Sky) July 29, 2020
Boeing calls operators to address potential 737 MAX electric issue
Boeing calls 16 operators of the 737 MAX aircraft to address a potential electric issue....
IATA sees no sign of recovery, as air travel numbers plunge
IATA noted a continuous trend of negative air travel demand in February 2021....
Two Ethiopian Boeing 737s attempt landing at unfinished Zambian airport
An Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 attempted landing at an unfinished airport in Ndola, Zambia, two hours after another on...
Kiwis and kangaroos’ reunite: Australia & New Zealand to open travel bubble
As Australia and New Zealand are preparing to open a two-way travel bubble, Qantas and Air New Zealand are ramping up fl...