Canadian Military Plane Rams French A400M on Tarmac
A Canadian CC-150 military transport plane slammed into a stationary French A400M aircraft at Anderson Air Force Base in Guam.
On Tuesday, the French armed forces said nobody was hurt in the incident that took place on July 22.
Both aircrafts' steering systems appear to have been damaged.
The Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) did not say whether the plane was taxiing when it hit the French aircraft, or rolled from its parking position. The latter is in Guam with 19 other French planes as part of the Pegase 23 regional training exercise.
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