A cabin crew member was hurt and the 777's nose gear connection damaged after both planes braked abruptly
Jetstar A320 and 777 in Sydney Airport near miss, crew injured
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"A cabin crew member aboard the (Jetstar) A320 was injured, and there was damage to the connection between the 777 nose gear and aircraft tug" as both planes stopped abruptly, the statement said. "Our aircraft was following instructions by Air Traffic Control when the pilots were forced to brake firmly after another aircraft came in close proximity," said a Jetstar spokeswoman.
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"A cabin crew member aboard the (Jetstar) A320 was injured, and there was damage to the connection between the 777 nose gear and aircraft tug" as both planes stopped abruptly, the statement said.
according to Channel News Asia"Our aircraft was following instructions by Air Traffic Control when the pilots were forced to brake firmly after another aircraft came in close proximity," said a Jetstar spokeswoman.
according to Channel News Asia
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