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It was on April 6, 2024, at Vienna's airport when an Austrian Airlines A320neo registered OE-LZQ rolled backwards from a remote stand and collided with airport infrastructure. Initially appearing to be a write-off, Airbus teams determined that repair was possible, despite the fact that such work had never been undertaken before.
Repair of damaged A320neo fuselage deemed possible by Airbus
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