Emirates Boeing 777 and Ethiopian 737 MAX Nearly Collide at 37,000 Feet

It has emerged that an Emirates Boeing 777 & Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX nearly suffered a mid-air collision in the Horn of Africa. Such an incident is the second to happen in recent months, when a Qatar Airways 787 and Ethiopian Airlines A350 nearly did the same thing.

The two flights involved in the incident over the Horn of Africa was Emirates flight EK722 and Ethiopian Airlines flight ET690.

EK722 was bound for Dubai from Nairobi and ET690 was bound for Bangalore from Addis Ababa.

This incident took place on March 24, only a few days ago.

Furthermore, it is understood that both flights landed in their respective destinations.

Continues

BREAKING: Emirates aircraft (Boeing 777) and Ethiopian plane (Boeing 737 MAX) avoid collision at 37,000ft while flying over the Horn of Africa. pic.twitter.com/Wre2HwAZPJ

— The General (@GeneralMCNews) March 28, 2024

If you'd like to help support this censorship-proof public service, consider donating:
Bitcoin address: bc1qq7tnet6ys0dkvl336v8d0prqnmvk9zzj2dxpqe
Join Jim Watkins, Dee Stevens and Orlando on The Ship Show!
More great sources

What do you think about this article?

Name
Comment *
Image