737-700 crashing into container on taxi way

December 2007 - The Boeing 737-700 belonging to the airline SAA was rolling on the Lusaka International Airport (Zambia) where the wing tip collided with a vehicle parked on the tarmac. No injuries, but the impact threw the vehicle and damaged the wing of the aircraft. The video was filmed by a passenger on board installed.

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[coldpark48]

737-800

[TheAviationdisasters]

@coldpark48 no, 737-700

[coldpark48]

@TheAviationdisasters Sorry sir, SAA does not, nor never has had the 737-700. It was an -800.

[TheAviationdisasters]

@coldpark48 well as of 2007 in the report it was a 737-700 only what i saw online, i didnt type up the description

[TheAviationdisasters]

ye lol

[ateaturd]

Just duct tape it. It will be fine

[6y298]

that'll buff right out

[MSFSXflyer]

Thats why you never let a zoo animal fly a plane...

[MrAlanx1]

I'm sure they flew that plane with it like that

[Jonfocus03]

and THAT'S why you should ALWAYS wear your seat belt until you are stopped and the Captain has turned off the seat belt sign!!

[ostrich67]

@neverboardproduction The -800 has longer wings than the -700 by 5'2".

[ostrich67]

@freofan4 The 737-800 has wings 5' 2" longer than the 737-700. Maybe the pilot was unaware.

[thomabb]

That will buff out.

[kinito1]

Hello Boeing? Yeah, umm, you wouldn't happen to have a spare wingtip lying around would you?