![]() The THAI plane was indeed quite full with 264 people on board, EVA Air had 207 people in total, including passengers and the crew. Luckily that nobody was injured during the accident. It’ll be easy to ultimately decide who is at fault based on air traffic communication and ground radar detected movements of the aircraft. The incident will be investigated by the Japan Transport Safety Board, which is the country’s authority for transportation safety, said EVA Air. None of the 13 flight crew members and 194 passengers on EVA Air’s A330-300 plane from Haneda to Taipei Songshan Airport were injured, the airline said.ĮVA Air said its aircraft was stationary when the Thai Airways plane slightly hit its tail on the L14 taxiway before EVA Air’s scheduled departure at 10:50 a.m.Īs a result the flight was delayed, EVA Air said, adding that passengers are in the process of being transferred to different flights and the aircraft is being examined.Īccording to Japanese media, a total of 264 people on the Thai Airways plane were also uninjured, but the fender-bender led to a temporary closure of the airport’s runway A starting at 11:15 a.m. Taiwan-based Eva Airways (EVA Air) said Saturday that everyone onboard its flight BR189 is safe after the aircraft was rear-ended by a Thai Airways jet before take-off at Haneda Airport in Tokyo. ![]() Meanwhile, in Taiwan, news reports say that the EVA Air jet was being “rear ended” by THAI: ![]() Haneda Airport has gotten extremely busy, just like Narita, with a lot of tarmac construction and that might have been a contributing factor. Following the collision you could see airport staff taking photographs pf and moving debris from the wing.Įven though there isn’t an official report yet, there are some rumors that the EVA Air plane was not in the right position, but it’s best to wait for the report of the accident investigators and then improve the system. ![]()
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