British Airways 747 strikes office building at OR Tambo International Airport
A British Airways 747 flight has clipped an office building while preparing to take off at OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg on Sunday evening, reports BBC News.
The plane carrying more than 200 people taxiing at OR Tambo International Airport when its right wing hit the building, injuring four people inside.
No injuries have been reported and passengers were able to disembark after an hour.
South Africa's Civil Aviation Authority said the aircraft had travelled down a taxi-way that was too narrow for it and the wing clipped the building.
An investigation is under way.
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