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British Airways plane strikes runway with its tail during landing attempt at Heathrow, watch video

Verified: 5 outlets in 3 countries have reported this story since Nov 12.

📍 Amsterdam, NL·🕐 1h ago·5 outlets

A British Airways flight from Amsterdam to London struck the runway with its tail during an attempted landing at Heathrow Airport. The aircraft subsequently landed safely, while the airline has launched an investigation into the incident

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✓ Verified · 5 outlets

Two or more outlets reported this story and its reliability score reached 65%, so WorldPulse marks it verified. That means more than one outlet says so, not that it is proven true.

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The story so far · 5 reports · · 3 countries✓ Verified Nov 12, 11:33 AM UTC
  1. Nov 12, 11:01 AM UTCFirst report
    Passenger sues British Airways for more than £50,000 after breaking leg getting off plane at Heathrowaol.co.uk ↗
  2. Nov 12, 11:33 AM UTC+32 min
    Passenger sues BA for £50k after breaking leg getting off plane at Heathrowmirror.co.uk ↗
  3. Verified: a second independent outlet reported itNov 12, 11:33 AM UTC · +32 min
  4. Nov 12, 7:47 PM UTC+9 h
    British Airways plane suffers tail strike as it attempts landing at London's Heathrow Airportrnz.co.nz ↗
  5. Nov 12, 8:27 PM UTC+9 h
    Moment British Airways plane ‘bounces down’ Heathrow runwayexpress.co.uk ↗
  6. Nov 13, 1:13 PM UTC+26 h· you’re reading this
    British Airways plane strikes runway with its tail during landing attempt at Heathrow, watch videoen.protothema.gr ↗
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[Claude] Reports 2 and 3 both describe the same BA Amsterdam-to-Heathrow tail strike on landing, with added detail (200 passengers) and a different angle (the bounce), and nothing conflicts with Report 1.

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90%

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medium risk