Investigation Underway into Loss of Separation at Hong Kong International Airport

Casualties unknown • Loss of Separation involving Airbus A330-343 P2F and Boeing 777-200F after Take-off at Hong Kong International Airport, HK

The AAIA is investigating a serious incident involving two large cargo aircraft that experienced a loss of separation following takeoff at Hong Kong International Airport.

What happened

On 27 February 2025, a serious incident involving a loss of separation occurred at Hong Kong International Airport. The event involved two heavy freighter aircraft: an Airbus A330-343 P2F (registration TC-MCR) operated by MNG Airlines, and a Boeing 777-200F (registration VP-BMU) operated by Silk Way West Airlines. The encounter took place in the airspace following the takeoff of the aircraft.

The investigation

An investigation into the circumstances and causes of this incident is currently in progress. The Air Accident Investigation Authority (AAIA) is analyzing all collected evidence and information to determine the sequence of events. As the investigation is ongoing, the authorities are currently in the process of drafting the final investigation report.

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Frequently asked questions

What happened in the 2025-02-27 Airbus A330-343 P2F and Boeing 777-200F accident near Loss of Separation involving Airbus A330-343 P2F and Boeing 777-200F after Take-off at Hong Kong International Airport, HK?

The AAIA is investigating a serious incident involving two large cargo aircraft that experienced a loss of separation following takeoff at Hong Kong International Airport.

What aircraft was involved and where did it happen?

The accident on 2025-02-27 involved a Airbus A330-343 P2F and Boeing 777-200F, at Loss of Separation involving Airbus A330-343 P2F and Boeing 777-200F after Take-off at Hong Kong International Airport, HK.

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