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Tuesday 7 October 2014

Passengers watch in horror as two Ryanair planes collide on Dublin Airport runway - leaving one with top of its wing ripped off

ryanairThe Boeing 737s heading to Edinburgh and Brussels ran into each other in the darkness at Dublin Airport early this morning. Passengers managed to take photos of the aftermath and revealed how the tip of one plane's wing was missing. It was left lodged in the rear wing of the other plane. Passenger Andrea Cunningham, who was on the way to Edinburgh, said: 'I thought the plane was going a little bit too fast before the plane was taking off. You could feel the plane tug and then we stopped.' Ryanair has apologised for the disruption. An investigation is to be carried out by the Irish Air Accident Investigation Unit.

A Ryanair jet had the top of its wing torn off today after it collided with another of the company's jets while they were both taxiing to the runway.
The Boeing 737s heading to Edinburgh and Brussels ran into eachother in the darkness at Dublin Airport early this morning.
Passengers watched in horror and managed to take photos of the aftermath, and revealed how the tip of one plane's wing was missing. 
It was left lodged in the rear wing of the plane it crashed into. 
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Prang: Two Ryanair jets clipped wings while they were taxiing to the runway at Dublin Airport and both were damaged
Prang: Two Ryanair jets clipped wings while they were taxiing to the runway at Dublin Airport and both were damaged
Aftermath: This Ryanair plane lost the top of its wing today after it crashed into another of the company's jets
The tip of the wing has been left lodged in the neighbouring jet's rear wing
Aftermath: This Ryanair plane lost the top of its wing today after it crashed into another of the company's jets , left, and the tip of the wing has been left lodged in its rear wing, right
Investigation: The authorities in Ireland will work out how and why the planes ran into each other
Investigation: The authorities in Ireland will work out how and why the planes ran into each other
Photographs of the scene reveal that they probably clashed as they joined a queue for take-off. 
Emergency services were called to the airport and flights were temporarily grounded. It is understood nobody was injured.
Passenger Andrea Cunningham, who was on the way to Edinburgh when the planes crashed. 


Via - Dailymail.

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