Tow truck under Air France Boeing 777-300 catches fire; quick response by emergency services

21 June 2024

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On 20 June, a tow truck that was handling an Air France Boeing 777 (registered F-GZNK) at Paris CDG airport in France caught fire. Emergency services quickly intervened to extinguish the truck and to prevent worse. Nobody was injured.

While moving an Air France Boeing 777-300 at Paris Charles de Gaulle airport, a tow truck caught fire. pic.twitter.com/cGeycJbNzk
— MP (@Mp220Mp) June 20, 2024

?? Vidéo impressionnante depuis le cockpit du B777 d’Air France, lors de l’incendie du push-back hier matin.
? @aviationbrk https://t.co/3LYdV1qIt8 pic.twitter.com/4V17MheLTI
— air plus news (@airplusnews) June 21, 2024

Air France Boeing 777-328(ER) aircraft (F-GZNK) is safe after a Tug master caught fire during a towing operation at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) earlier today. Emergency services attended the incident.
? Credit: Pistards AF?? Roissy CDG?@StandBye13 #aircraft… pic.twitter.com/lyO6b2Ytoa
— FL360aero (@fl360aero) June 20, 2024

Tow truck under Air France Boeing 777-300 catches fire; quick response by emergency services

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