On 9 March, a Thai Airways Airbus A330 (HS-TEU) operated flight TG575 between Vientiane, Laos and Bangkok, Thailand. During taxi at Laos, the A330 clipped the tail of a parked Gulfstream IV business jet (M-YWAY) damaging both aircraft.
The tail of the Gulfstream IV has completely crippled and the left wing leading edge of the A330 got damaged.
This post was published on 9 March 2020 19:56
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