Airbus A380 plane rolled back after parking at an airport in Delhi, India on Nov. 25, leaving a cabin crew with a bruise on her thigh. The pilot on flight SQ406 then applied the brakes to stop the aircraft,

Airbus A380 rolled backwards after being parked at New Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport on Monday, reportedly because the pilots forgot to apply the parking brake. Times of India reported today that the pilots quickly realised their mistake and engaged the brake.

A Singapore Airlines Airbus A380 experienced a rollback incident after docking at Delhi's IGI Airport Monday night. Pilots reportedly forgot to engage the parking brake, causing the double-decker aircraft to roll slightly on the sloped parking bay.

Airbus A380 on Monday (Nov 25) night rolled back at Delhi Airport at the parking bay as the pilots allegedly forgot to put on the parking brake.

After landing and taxiing to its designated parking bay, the A380 experienced an unexpected rollback, moving for approximately 15-20 seconds. The pilot immediately applied brakes to bring the aircraft to a halt,

A Singapore Airlines A380 rolled back at Delhi Airport after the pilots reportedly forgot to apply the parking brake. The incident occurred shortly af

A stewardess suffered a bruise on her thigh, but no other injuries were reported. Read more at straitstimes.com.

A Singapore Airlines A380 experienced a rollback post-landing at Delhi airport, causing a minor cabin crew injury. After halting the unintended movement, the aircraft was safely towed back. The incident highlights the importance of communication and procedural adherence for ensuring passenger safety.

A Singapore Airlines A380 aircraft rolled back at Delhi airport after parking, causing a minor injury to a cabin crew member. The plane was safely towed back to its designated parking bay.