Two planes collide at Beijing's airport
Two planes, Boeing-777 owned by Singapore Airlines, and Boeing-737 of Air China, collided Saturday morning at the International airport of Beijing, Xinhua agency reported.
The incident occurred at 9 am local time. No casualties and damage were reported. The agency said Boeing-777 was driving on the runway when it caught Boeing-737 waiting for its turn for a start. Planes’ numbers are not specified.
31.07.2010, 14:26
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