Aerobridge collision smashes windscreens on Qantas 737

Posted on June 19, 2025 by Guest authors

The plane, VH-VZG, was operating flight QF186 from Queenstown when the aerobridge hit it as it was positioning at the gate in Brisbane, smashing the front windscreens. Passengers were able to safely disembark using air stairs.

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