The General Directorate of Civil Aeronautics (DGAC) said in a statement that an investigation will be generated to determine the responsibilities between the two aircraft involved in the incident.
A LATAM A321 collides with a Aerolíneas Argentinas 737 during taxi at Santiago International Airport, Chile.
Aerolíneas Argentinas reported that its aircraft was stopped waiting for takeoff. At that moment it was hit from behind by the LATAM A321, which was moving to another position.
adding that the cuts only represented 1% of its "available seat kilometres".
The company said it was consolidating its European network, and unprofitable routes from its Frankfurt and Munich hubs were going, while existing routes out of Zurich, Brussels and Vienna were being expanded.
It blamed the cost of jet fuel, which it said had more than doubled, as well as labour disputes with its workforce.
In a statement on Tuesday, Lufthansa said the 20,000 culled flights would save 40,000 tonnes of jet fuel over the period until October –
Lufthansa says 20,000 short-haul flights are being cut from its schedule this summer, allowing it to save on the soaring cost of jet fuel.
Most of the cuts come from closing its loss-making CityLine fleet and retiring its 27 aircraft.
Both aircraft and some ground equipment sustained damage, though no major destruction was reported.
Authorities are currently investigating the cause of the incident.
and collided with the tail section of a stationary Airbus A319 belonging to Myanmar Airways International.
Following the initial impact, the aircraft veered off course, spun, and struck a ground baggage cart before finally coming to a stop within the airport premises.
A Myanmar National Airlines ATR-72-600 experienced a brake system failure while taxiing at Yangon-Mingaladon Airport on Monday.
Due to the malfunction, the aircraft was unable to control its speed
Nothing is more important to Southwest than the Safety of our Customers and Employees,” the airline said in a statement.
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Flight 507 was able to land after the go-around and Flight 1152 continued to its destination in Knoxville.
“We are engaged with the FAA as part of the investigation. Southwest appreciates the professionalism of its Pilots and Flight Crews in responding to the event.
pilots of Southwest Flight 507 executed a precautionary go-around.
During that action, the pilots used instructions from air traffic control and an onboard traffic alert to avoid conflicting with Southwest Flight 1152, which was departing from another runway.
Southwest Airlines has confirmed that one of its flights was forced to take evasive action to avoid colliding with another flight at Nashville International Airport over the weekend.
Southwest reports that while approaching BNA amid gusty wind conditions,
We once again extend our deepest condolences to the families and loved ones of those who lost their lives in the airplane crash and share the pain of this irreparable loss with all those affected by the tragedy," reads the statement.
including the issue of payment of compensation in connection with the crash of the Embraer 190 airplane belonging to Azerbaijan Airlines (AZAL) near the city of Aktau on December 25, 2024, resulting from the unintended operation of an air defense system in the airspace of the Russian Federation.
"In accordance with agreements between the Presidents of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Russian Federation during their meeting in Dushanbe on October 9, 2025, the Parties have reached an appropriate settlement of the consequences,
Azerbaijan and Russia have reached an agreement on settling the consequences of the tragedy involving the crash of an AZAL Embraer 190 in December 2024, including the payment of compensation to the families of the victims and those affected, according to a joint statement.
China Airlines Airbus A350-941 damaged its passenger door after the aircraft rolled backwards making contact with the boarding bridge at Melbourne Airport.
Flight CI58 was scheduled to depart to Taipei which has now been cancelled due to the incident.
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I believe contact approaches are not don't frequently anymore nowadays. Don't have any information, but I doubt they were doing that in this case.
Linda says she expects passengers to have been informed about the sightseeing flight, but she cannot say that yet. She is also unable to comment at this time on the consequences for the pilot, who is leaving the company. The matter is, as previously stated, under consideration by the company.
"This is just a very serious matter that we will look into here internally.
It's just the case in aviation that everything is very rigid in work processes, checklists and other things like that, what we do in normal passenger flights, and it doesn't fall within that framework."
The Boeing 757 was on a scheduled flight from Frankfurt when the pilot on his last flight went on a sightseeing flight over his childhood home in the Westman Islands without the knowledge or permission of the company.
Chief Flight Officer at Icelandair Linda Gunnarsdóttir said in a statement,
Icelandair pilot under investigation after flying at a low altitude over the town of Vestmannaeyjar on Saturday.
We are unable to confirm further details at present, however, can confirm that a full investigation has been launched. We are doing our best to provide support to everyone who needs it."
A Jet2 spokesperson said: "We are aware of an incident that took place at Manchester Airport this morning (Saturday 11th April) involving an individual from a third-party provider.
An aircraft engineer has been seriously injured in a fall from the back of a plane at Manchester Airport in the UK. Paramedics were sent to the airport early on Saturday morning after the accident.
The man, who hasn't been named, suffered serious multiple injuries including leg and arm fractures.
First responders were forced to use mobile stairs to reach and subsequently detain the attacker. He was then arrested and taken into custody within 30 minutes of the break-in.
The intruder, who is understood to be male, climbed onto the wing of the US Air Force C-130 Hercules transport aircraft which was parked on a remote apron. He is then reported to have attacked the fuselage and wing of the $160million plane with a hatchet.
A U.S C-130 Hercules has been damaged after a man broke into Shannon Airport and attacked the aircraft with a hatchet.
The alarm was raised at 9.45am Saturday morning after a man was seen in a restricted area of Shannon Airport, Ireland.
We thank our crew for their vigilance and professionalism."
The incident comes just weeks after the Air Canada CRJ crash shortly after landing at New York City's LaGuardia Airport.
