Lufthansa A-320neo taxiway excursion CDG

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Lufthansa plane skids off the runway at Paris airport | Daily Mail Online (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-4132502/Lufthansa-plane-skids-runway-Paris-airport.html)

I guess the ground clearance of those engines is different to the ceo which does not help in these cases.

[Hotel Tango]

However, on taxiing to the terminal, the left main gear wheel rolled off the tarmac and onto the grass, he added. There were no reports of any injuries and the aircraft continued on to its parking position.

Oh no, here comes another 15 pages worth of opinions on this :E

[DaveReidUK]

However, on taxiing to the terminal, the left main gear wheel rolled off the tarmac and onto the grass, he added. There were no reports of any injuries and the aircraft continued on to its parking position.

Well sans passengers and crew ...

And everybody knows that French grass is harder the British stuff. :O

[Kulverstukas]

Headline and photo caption compared are a great example of "journalie".

[Council Van]

There were no reports of any injuries and the aircraft continued on to its parking position.Did it because we are told thatAll passengers and crew disembarked safely and boarded a bus to the terminal.

You just have to love the quality of proof reading at the Mail.:ok:

[DaveReidUK]

the aircraft continued on to its parking position. Well it didn't make it to the gate in time to operate the return flight to FRA, which was cancelled. It appears to be still at CDG 5 hours later.

The BEA are reportedly investigating. So not such a non-event, after all ...

Lufthansa A320neo from Frankfurt skids off taxiway at Paris CDG (https://www.airlive.net/breaking-lufthansa-a320-skids-off-runway-at-paris-cdg/)

[Airbubba]

From some pictures looks like they may have gone off the piste at BD10, was that formerly known as 'ze Delta loop'?

The CDG layout was designed by an artiste with all those curlicues, intersections and odd shapes.