A Lion Air Boeing 737-900ER registered PK-LFO rammed a boarding bridge just as it was taxiing from stand No 5 towards Runway 34 before take-off at Merauke Mopah International Airport in the Papua province of Indonesia on Thursday.
The plane, which was bound for the provincial capital Jayapura on flight JT767 with 129 people on board returned to stand No 6 and the passengers were given the option of transferring to another aeroplane or receiving a refund.
This post was published on 26 January 2023 10:26
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