On 16 April, a Qatar Airways Airbus A350-900 (registered A7-ALN) operated flight QR614 between Doha, Qatar and Islamabad, Pakistan. The aircraft touched down at Islamabad’s runway 28L but performed a go-around.
Fifteen minutes later, the aircraft safely landed. A post flight inspection revealed that the aircraft sustained a tail strike.
Only in 21 April, the aircraft headed back to Doha. After that flight, the aircraft didn’t operate any commercial flight.
The following images with a video from the aircraft’s inflight “entertainment” appeared on social media:
This post was published on 23 April 2023 22:50
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