While it was parked at a gate in Frankfurt Airport on 27 September, Condor’s Airbus A330-900 registered D-ANRB was hit by a high-loading vehicle, causing a significant hole in the fuselage.
The aircraft was empty and preparing for its next flight when it was hit laterally near the cargo door by the high-loader bringing pallets to be loaded in the cargo compartment.
The A330neo involved in the incident was delivered to Condor on 2 September. It is not known when it can re-enter into service.
This post was published on 29 September 2023 16:10
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