On 6 February, a Wizz Air Airbus A320neo (registered HA-LJC) was about to depart from Gda?sk, Poland destination Dortmund, Germany when a vehicle hit the nose of the aircraft. According to pictures that appeared on social media, the aircraft’s nose (radome) is damaged.
The airline was able to operate flight W61661 with a replacement Airbus A320neo (registered HA-LJF), the passengers arrived in Dortmund with a delay of two hours.
Less than one month ago, another aircraft of Wizz Air got also damaged at Gda?sk, when a water vehicle got stuck underneath the aircraft.
This post was published on 6 February 2021 14:16
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