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Ground collision at Singapore Changi Airport between Emirates A380 and Scoot 787 during the night.
A Scoot Boeing 787 Dreamliner and an Emirates Airbus A380 came into contact in the early hours of Thursday (March 30) at Singapore Changi Airport. A Scoot spokesman said flight #TZ188, bound for Tianjin, China, was taxiing before take-off when the accident happened at 1.40am. All 303 passengers and 11 crew are safe and they were put on a replacement aircraft for a rescheduled flight at around 6am. The left wing of the Scoot plane came into contact with the Emirates aircraft. The damaged plane is… (www.airlive.net) 更多...
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What I don't understand is how this happened. The damage looks to be on the right wing inside the number two engine towards the passenger cabin. If they made contact that far into the wing why wasn't the number four engine on the emirates plane hit with the wing of the scoot 787. And two who's at fault because one New sources says it's emirates fault the other said it was scoots.
For a chuckle,if this was a road accident, then 25% is automatically assigned to both parties for just being there.
Politcal correctness assumes its no one's fault.
It's just the blame game. Let's blame the other so we don't have to pay for the damage lol.
Here's a more in depth link to the crash.
http://www.arabiansupplychain.com/article-13096-emirates-a380-collides-with-another-plane-in-singapore/#.WN22dEgpCaM
http://www.arabiansupplychain.com/article-13096-emirates-a380-collides-with-another-plane-in-singapore/#.WN22dEgpCaM
they are investigating the incident..
they have not figured out whose fault it really was yet..