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Two planes at Heathrow Airport collide on runway

Sky News Saturday, 6 April 2024
Two planes on the runway at Heathrow Airport collided on Saturday, causing damage to their wings.
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News video: Heathrow Plane Accident: Boeing 787-9 and British Airways aircraft collide| Oneindia News

Heathrow Plane Accident: Boeing 787-9 and British Airways aircraft collide| Oneindia News 01:17

At Heathrow Airport, a V-irgin Atlantic Boeing 787-9 and a stationary British Airways aircraft collided on the runway while the former was being towed. Thankfully, no passengers were aboard the V-irgin Atlantic plane at the time of the incident. Both aircraft are now undergoing maintenance checks to...

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