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In the United States, the plane touched the wing of another aircraft

The Federal Aviation Administration of the United States reported that the Delta Air Lines plane touched the wing tip of the Air Canada aircraft while taxiing

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In the United States, the plane touched the wing of another aircraft

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration reported that the Delta Air Lines plane touched the wing tip of the Air Canada aircraft while taxiing.

Delta Air Lines Flight 7 was steering for departure when the tip of its left wing touched the horizontal stabilizer of Air Canada Flight 875.

The aviation authorities assured that the incident is being investigated, and the media, citing both airlines, reported that there were no victims of the emergency.

Earlier it was reported that in the European country there were mass protests against the visit of Rubio.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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