On 18 December, an Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 787-9 (ET-AUP) bound for Addis Ababa via Stockholm, hit a light tower with the right hand wing at the de-icing area of Oslo Gardermoen Airport in Norway. No injuries have been reported, but the airline was forced to cancel flight ET715.
Note: featured image used is a picture from our database and not from the incident.
This post was published on 19 December 2018 09:25
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