US EditionTruck hits EasyJet plane at Paris's Orly airport
- An easyJet aircraft, an Airbus A320, was struck by a service lorry at Paris Orly Airport, causing significant damage and leading to its removal from service.
- The aircraft was empty at the time of the incident, and reports indicate that the lorry driver may have mistakenly hit the accelerator.
- EasyJet stated that the aircraft will undergo necessary inspections and repairs following the collision.
- The incident has caused cancellations of scheduled flights and significant travel disruptions, with affected passengers advised to check for updates.
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easyJet plane hit by lorry at Paris Orly
Passengers hoping to jet off from Paris Orly on Monday were met with unexpected delays after a ground vehicle collided with an easyJet aircraft. The incident unfolded in the early morning hours when a service lorry struck a parked Airbus A320, sparking concern and a full investigation. Images from the scene show the lorry’s windscreen completely smashed, while the easyJet plane — thankfully… Source
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