Two aircraft wings collide at Haneda Airport in Japan, and Japanese passenger planes have frequent accidents this year

Two planes of Japan All Nippon Airways collided at the airport (Kansai TV). According to the Yomiuri Shimbun, two planes of Japan All Nippon Airways collided at the apron of Osaka Itan Airport at about 10:10 on February 1. All Nippon Airways said that after landing at Itan Airport and moving towards the apron, the front end of the right wing of the aircraft collided with another All Nippon Airways aircraft preparing to take off

On January 7, Haneda Airport in Tokyo, Japan cleared the wreckage of the crash. On January 2, at Tokyo Haneda Airport, a fixed wing patrol aircraft of the Japan Maritime Security Agency collided with a passenger aircraft of Japan Airlines and caught fire, causing heavy casualties of the patrol aircraft crew. Affected by the accident, the Japanese Coast Guard said on the 11th that it would stop using the aircraft from the Haneda aviation base, which caused the international community to pay close attention to the Japanese Coast Guard

According to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport of Japan, at 0:00 local time on the 8th, the runway at Tokyo Haneda Airport where the plane collided on the 2nd was restored and reopened. On the afternoon of February 2, a Japanese Airlines passenger plane collided with the Japanese Maritime Security Agency aircraft responsible for delivering earthquake relief supplies at Tokyo Haneda Airport and caught fire. Five people were killed and one seriously injured in the accident. (TV reporter Yang Hongxia, TV reporter Li Weibing)

According to Japan's Sankei Shimbun on January 6, in response to the collision between a JAL passenger plane and a Coast Guard aircraft at Haneda Airport, Japan's Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, Tiefu Saito, said on the 5th that the closed runway "is expected to resume use on the 8th if there is no major problem". After the runway is put back into use, it is estimated that the aircraft takeoff and landing sorties at Haneda Airport will recover to more than 90% of those before the accident. According to the land

Japanese media reported on the 6th that, following the collision between a passenger plane and a Japanese Coast Guard aircraft on the 2nd, a ground service vehicle collided with a Japanese Coast Guard aircraft on the 4th at Tokyo Haneda Airport, resulting in aircraft damage. According to the Yomiuri Shimbun, the collision occurred at about 18:00 on the 4th, when a ground lift truck collided with a police search and rescue aircraft parked on the apron. This aircraft belongs to the Haneda Aviation Base of the Maritime Security Agency. The accident led to cracks on the top of the aircraft wing, and it was temporarily unable to fly. There was no