Iranian outlets have described the aircraft as a civilian passenger plane destroyed while stationary on the apron. Based on online flight-tracking data, it is believed the aircraft may have been the Airbus A319, a 24.1-year-old aircraft that was positioned to Bushehr Airport and listed as parked there as of the 28th of February.
Images circulating online appear to show heavy smoke rising from airport grounds and significant damage to what looks to be a narrowbody aircraft consistent with an A319.
Bushehr Airport primarily handles domestic services along Iran's southern Gulf coast, with narrowbody aircraft regularly operating to and from the field.
Images circulating online appear to show heavy smoke rising from airport grounds and significant damage to what looks to be a narrowbody aircraft consistent with an A319.
Bushehr Airport primarily handles domestic services along Iran's southern Gulf coast, with narrowbody aircraft regularly operating to and from the field.
Aircraft Information:
Airline: Iran Air
Code: IR/IRA
Aircraft: Airbus A319-111
Registration: EP/IEP
Serial Number: 1654
Engines: CFMI CFM56-5B5/PFirst Flew 8th January 2002
Age: 24.1 Years
The Airbus A319 has had a busy life.
23/01/2002 Zhejiang Airlines B-2225
13/09/2003 Air China B-2225
19/04/2012 Rossiya EI-ETN
01/10/2016 Hyperion Aviation 9H-LCB
12/02/2018 Asia Sky Lines EY-559
11/12/2019 Tehran Air EP-THF
29/01/2020 Iran Air EP-IEP
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