What happened to the Rossiya aircraft?

The Rossiya aircraft suffered damage to its tail after colliding with another plane on a taxiway at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport.

What type of aircraft was involved in the incident?

The aircraft involved was a Sukhoi Superjet belonging to Rossiya, and the other plane was an Airbus 330 from China's Air Hainan.

Where was the Rossiya aircraft headed?

The Rossiya aircraft was preparing for takeoff to St Petersburg, which is Russia's second largest city.

When did the incident occur?

The incident occurred on Wednesday evening.

What was the destination of the other aircraft?

The Airbus 330 was bound for Beijing.

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Russian aircraft damaged after contact with second plane on taxiway

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Posted on September 24, 2025

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Russian aircraft damaged after contact with second plane on taxiway

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Collision on Moscow Taxiway Damages Russian Rossiya Aircraft

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