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Aeromexico 737-800 Radome Damage on Final Approach

Jake Smith
Last updated: 16 December 2018 07:53
By Jake Smith
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An Aeromexico Boeing 737-800, registration XA-ADV performing flight AM-770 from Guadalajara to Tijuana (Mexico). The Boeing aircraft was on final approach to Tijuana’s Runway 09 when the radome received damage. The crew continued for a safe landing and taxied to the gate to unload.

The airline confirmed the incident and said they were investigating what caused the damage.

Mexican media have speculated about a drone that may have impacted the aircraft which caused the damage. No official word has been released by Aeromexico or authorities confirming this but we will keep you updated if any official cause has been released.

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