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Seems Golden Myanmar A320 and a Myanmar International Airways A319 have banged into each other on the ground.
No idea if pax were on board, and some fair damage.
No idea if pax were on board, and some fair damage.
short flights long nights
That would take some doing!
Drifting gone wrong...
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With NWS pinned out, the 319 probably had a fair amount of spin along with its backward motion. All the 320 driver could do would be apply the brakes and wait for the crunch.
Will be interesting to see if they can repair them on site. I understand possibilities are limited in Myanmar.
But then again I wouldn't want to fly out either of them for repair...
But then again I wouldn't want to fly out either of them for repair...
This news report suggests that the Golden Myanmar Airways was taxing and then had technical difficulties before crashing in to the MAI A319. Rangoon police are investigating ? WTF?? 
While taxiing the runway at Rangoon International Airport at about 6am on Monday morning, an A320 plane belonging to Golden Myanmar Airlines crashed into a stationary Myanmar Airways International (MAI) plane.
According to Aye Mra Thar, the marketing and public relations officer of MAI: “The Golden Myanmar aircraft was taxiing when it lost control due to a technical problem with its front gear, and it crashed into one of our aircraft.
“Our plane suffered substantial damage on the tail-side, but luckily no one was injured as it was parked,” said Aye Mra Thar.
Both planes suffered damage and costs will be estimated after the Thingyan holiday, according to Rangoon police.
Burma’s state-run national carrier, MAI operates daily international flights to Bangkok, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Guangzhou, Gaya, Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, and recently launched a new flight service to Pusan, South Korea.
Based out of Mandalay, Golden Myanmar Airlines launched operations only in January 2013 as a low-cost domestic and international carrier. Its main investors include the chairmen of Co-operative Bank. It currently has only two aircraft, both A320 airbuses, and runs domestic flights between Rangoon, Mandalay and Naypyidaw, with international routes to Gaya and Imphal in India, as well as Singapore and Bangkok.
According to Aye Mra Thar, the marketing and public relations officer of MAI: “The Golden Myanmar aircraft was taxiing when it lost control due to a technical problem with its front gear, and it crashed into one of our aircraft.
“Our plane suffered substantial damage on the tail-side, but luckily no one was injured as it was parked,” said Aye Mra Thar.
Both planes suffered damage and costs will be estimated after the Thingyan holiday, according to Rangoon police.
Burma’s state-run national carrier, MAI operates daily international flights to Bangkok, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Guangzhou, Gaya, Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, and recently launched a new flight service to Pusan, South Korea.
Based out of Mandalay, Golden Myanmar Airlines launched operations only in January 2013 as a low-cost domestic and international carrier. Its main investors include the chairmen of Co-operative Bank. It currently has only two aircraft, both A320 airbuses, and runs domestic flights between Rangoon, Mandalay and Naypyidaw, with international routes to Gaya and Imphal in India, as well as Singapore and Bangkok.
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