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Two HK Express Airbus A321s have collided yesterday at Hong Kong International Airport (HKG). Nobody was injured.
The incident occured during the pushback procedure of one of the aircraft. The plane’s left stabilizer hit the other aircraft’s cockpit fuselage, as can be seen in the pictures below. Both aircraft are A321-200s, respectively two and three years old.
Two Airbus A321s of HK Express (B-LEG + B-LEF) collided on the apron at Hong Kong Intl AP (VHHH). While "LEG" was stationary, "LEF" was being pushed back by a tug when the left stabilizer contacted the upper cockpit fuselage. No one was hurt. @18Agency18 pic.twitter.com/2ae5kbsHXu
— JACDEC (@JacdecNew) August 12, 2020
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