On 14 April, a British Airways A350-1000 (G-XWBA) operated flight BA106 between Dubai Airport, United Arab Emirates and London Heathrow, United Kingdom. The aircraft, however, was being pushed back when its stabiliser hit the stabiliser of a parked Emirates Boeing 777 (A6-EBR). British Airways was forced to cancel the flight back to Heathrow.
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This post was published on 15 April 2020 08:46
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