Two Planes Involved in Second Recent Near-Miss at Sydney Airport

Two aircraft came within meters of each other while taxiing at Sydney Airport on Sunday morning, forcing one plane to brake suddenly.

Justin Tomlinson

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Two Planes Involved in Second Recent Near-Miss at Sydney Airport

Two aircraft came within meters of each other on Sunday morning in a second recent near-miss incident at Sydney Airport. The close call occurred while the planes were taxiing, forcing one of the aircraft to brake suddenly before both halted.[1][2]

Following the incident, Australia’s busiest airport is set to experience further delays.[2]

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