LAM Mozambique Boeing 737-700 damaged in suspected drone strike
Credit: Flight Safety Foundation Aviation Safety Network
A Boeing 737-700 operated by African carrier LAM Mozambique has sustained nose damage after colliding with an object on approach while operating a domestic flight. Flight TM136 departed from Maputo at 1535 local time on Jan. 5 and was scheduled to arrive at Tete in north west Mozambique at 1715...
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