A Boeing 777 Freighter of Ethiopian Airlines, registered ET-ARH, caught fire at Shanghai Pudong.
In China, a wide-body aircraft caught fire, before departing from Shanghai to São Paulo. Ethiopian Airlines reports in a statement that there are no casualties.
The aircraft flew earlier from N’Djamena to Shanghai via Brussels.
Aviation24.be‘s Thibault Lapers was able to catch it yesterday, arriving at Brussels Airport.
This post was published on 22 July 2020 12:56
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