On 20 November, a Tassili Airlines De Havilland Canada Dash 8-400 (7T-VCO) was substantially damaged when its right propeller struck a ground power unit at Biskra Ouakda Airport, Algeria.
A ground worker was setting up the ground power unit when the pilot – unaware of the situation – started the engine. Nobody got injured and an investigation into the mishap has been launched.
Source: Une catastrophe évitée de justesse à l’aéroport de Biskra (photos)
This post was published on 21 November 2019 09:59
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