FranceTravel Air Serbia A320 Involved in Ground Collision at Paris CDG
An Air Serbia Airbus A320 was struck by an easyJet aircraft at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, causing no injuries but resulting in a lengthy delay for passengers. The incident is under investigation.
On the evening of October 2, 2026, an Air Serbia Airbus A320, registration YU-APS, was involved in a ground collision at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG). The aircraft was stationary on the apron, awaiting air traffic control instructions, when it was clipped by the sharklet of a taxiing easyJet Airbus.
Details of the Incident
The Air Serbia flight had just arrived from Belgrade and was parked when the easyJet aircraft's wingtip struck the right wing of the A320. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported among the passengers or crew. However, the incident led to the Air Serbia jet being taken out of service for a thorough technical inspection.
Passenger Experience
Following the collision, passengers aboard the Air Serbia flight were kept on the aircraft for nearly two hours while the situation was assessed. This extended wait was necessary for safety evaluations and coordination with emergency services, which included the fire department and police.
Investigation and Aftermath
An investigation has been initiated to determine the circumstances surrounding the collision, including the positioning of both aircraft and adherence to taxi instructions. Ground collisions like this are relatively common in busy airports, often resulting in costly delays and inspections, although they rarely cause injuries.
This incident serves as a reminder of the complexities of ground operations at major airports, where even minor misjudgments can lead to significant disruptions.
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