State-owned airline and national flag carrier of the Kingdom of Bahrain, Gulf Air, confirmed a ground incident at the Dubai International Airport (DXB) where one of its aircraft was impacted on the tail by another airline’s aircraft. According to details, the accident took place at Dubai International Airport on Thursday morning, where two passenger planes, Fly Dubai and Gulf Air collided on a taxiway, but no casualties were reported in the incident. The incident took place in the early hours of the morning on July 22, 2021, involving two aircrafts at DXB. Cathay Pacific’s London Pilot Base To Shutdown? The 2021 List of the World’s Best Airlines is Out Now “As a result of this, one runway was temporarily closed to allow for the incident to be swiftly managed,” said a spokesperson for the airport. “Operations at DXB were not impacted and the runway was reopened after two hours.” Fly Dubai says its Boeing 737 was supposed to fly to Kyrgyzstan, but was grounded after the plane suffered minor injuries in the crash, and passengers will now be flown on another flight. “The wings of the plane were damaged in the incident and we are investigating the matter with … Continue reading Two Passenger Planes Collide at Dubai International Airport