NEWS FLASH
Air Serbia’s Airbus A320 aircraft, registered YU-APS, returned to commercial service yesterday after it was clipped by an easyJet aircraft at Paris Charles de Gaulle on Friday evening. The aircraft, which seemingly did not sustain any significant damage, returned from Paris to Belgrade without passengers on Saturday and entered into service on Sunday operating a rotation between Belgrade and Larnaca. It has since operated services to Barcelona and St Petersburg.
Air Serbia’s Airbus A320 aircraft, registered YU-APS, returned to commercial service yesterday after it was clipped by an easyJet aircraft at Paris Charles de Gaulle on Friday evening. The aircraft, which seemingly did not sustain any significant damage, returned from Paris to Belgrade without passengers on Saturday and entered into service on Sunday operating a rotation between Belgrade and Larnaca. It has since operated services to Barcelona and St Petersburg.
Wow, was it fixed so fast, or damage was considered not significant enough and it flies with speed tape?
ReplyDeleteWas it just the tip?
ReplyDeleteayo
DeleteWasnt it YU-APS? I think that admin made mistake here
ReplyDeleteWell, it did happen in Paris. The city of love claims another two victims. 🗼❤️✈️
ReplyDeleteYU-APS is currently in Split with a heavy delay having had an erroneous explosive joke made by a passenger. Quite a week for that bird.
ReplyDeleteThat bird is not lucky this week for sure.
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