A Ryanair Boeing 737-800 was damaged in a tug incident after being hit by a tug at London Stansted Airport.
The Boeing 737-800 sustained substantial damage with parts of the lower belly ripped off underneath the aircraft. However, the registration of the plane is unknown as of now.
The incident took place when the 737 was being moved to another stand as it was parked at a maintenance bay. However, the tug vehicle crashed the aircraft with some force, leaving a hole in the fuselage.
Footages shared on the internet show a large hole in the lower belly, removing the metal body parts.
Ryanair Boeing 737-800 (ID yet unknown) was severely damaged in a tug incident at the maintenance apron at Stansted Airport (EGSS), UK. Parts of the lower belly were ripped off when the cab wedged underneath the aircraft. No reports about injuries. @ivancp25 pic.twitter.com/Vjg7l8rJnf
— JACDEC (@JacdecNew) October 23, 2021
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