An incident involving two Air Canada planes, which could've ended a lot worse, has people wondering how we let some things fly at Toronto airports.
Xii, essa não é bem a virada de ano que se espera. pic.twitter.com/hkxKUYDyBc
— Aviões e Músicas (@avioesemusicas) December 30, 2019
In a video posted online, an Air Canada Boeing 777-300 (C-FIUL) is seen being towed across the tarmac. It then appears to hit the tail of a parked Air Canada Airbus A321 (C-GJWO).
INCIDENT while being towed, an Air Canada Boeing 777-300 (C-FIUL) clipped the tail of a parked Air Canada Airbus A321 (C-GJWO) in Toronto on Friday Dec 27. Both aircraft were unoccupied at the time. pic.twitter.com/43RjBqyaRa
— Tom Podolec Aviation (@TomPodolec) December 31, 2019
Tom Podolec, a journalist with CTV News wrote on twitter that the incident occurred on Friday in Toronto, and that both aircraft were unoccupied at the time.
It’s amazing how often this seems to happen. When pulling millions of dollars around you would think airlines would be a little more careful
— Kyle (@hendkywi) December 31, 2019
The collision caused the smaller airbus plane to do almost a full rotation on the tarmac.
Why are they having so much trouble with this lately? I thought that was one of the reasons they painted guide lines and installed lights. Makes no sense at all.
— Ken Mist (@eyeno) December 31, 2019
No information has been released about how much damage the planes have sustained.
by Olivia Levesque via blogTO
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