Air Serbia A320 damaged by easyJet aircraft during Paris maintenance
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- An Air Serbia Airbus A320 was damaged by an easyJet aircraft in Paris while the Serbian carrier was undergoing scheduled winter maintenance.
- The damage is expected to be repairable quickly, though the repair cost is uncertain pending fault determination, and Air Serbia has backup aircraft ready to limit service interruptions.
Why it matters
Having spare planes helps Air Serbia maintain its schedule despite the incident, reducing potential passenger disruption.
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