Toronto airport faced two aircraft
It is noted that as a result of incident nobody has suffered.
TASS, 6 Jan. Two planes collided on Friday in Canada’s largest airport Toronto Pearson, it is reported in Twitter of the air Harbor. It is noted that as a result of incident nobody has suffered.
Some flight operations at Terminal 3 have been impacted by the incident but other airport operations are unaffected. An investigation is underway. More information will be provided as it becomes available. https://t.co/Y5TBcSbfBO
— Toronto Pearson (@TorontoPearson) January 6, 2018
As reported in turn to his Twitter airline WestJet, Boeing 737-800 this company, arrived from the Mexican Cancun, was hit leaving the Parking the aircraft of the airline Sunwing. Onboard WestJet were 168 people. They were all evacuated. On the type of aircraft Sunwing is not reported, but it is noted that at the time of collision there were no passengers.
WestJet has confirmed that WS2425, a Boeing 737-800 with 168 guests and six crew onboard, inbound from Cancun to Toronto Pearson, while waiting to proceed to the gate and stationary, was struck by a Sunwing aircraft pushing back from the gate.
WestJet (@WestJet) January 6, 2018
The company is currently investigating the incident.