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Bombardier Global 6000

9H-AMF – Wing damage of a Bombardier Global 6000 at Adelaide Airport, SA

  • Status: preliminary
  • Source: ATSB

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Bombardier Global 6000
  • Occupants Not stated No fatalities recorded
  • Aircraft Minor Damage to the aircraft
  • Phase Landing
  • Investigation Preliminary ATSB

Flight path

Schematic, not to scale

  1. Phase of flight Landing
  2. Accident site Adelaide Airport, SA About 10:57am

What happened

On Thursday, June 22, 2023, a Bombardier Global 6000 registered 9H-AMF and operated by Hyperion Aviation was landing on runway 30 at Adelaide Airport, South Australia, when the aircraft's wing struck the runway surface.

At approximately 10:57 am local time, during the landing phase, the left wing made contact with the runway, resulting in minor damage to the wing structure. The aircraft continued to land safely, and all persons on board were unharmed. Weather conditions at the time included scattered to broken cloud at 1,700 to 3,200 feet, light rain, and a wind from 320 degrees at 17 knots.

The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) was notified of the occurrence and is gathering information about the circumstances of the wing strike.

Occurrence data

DateThursday 22 June 2023
Time10:57am
AircraftBombardier Global 6000
Registration9H-AMF
OperatorHyperion Aviation
DestinationAdelaide Airport (YSAD/ADL)
Phase of flightLanding
LocationAdelaide Airport, SA
DamageMinor
Fatalities0
InvestigationAustralian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB)
StatusPreliminary
Published22 June 2023
Updated29 April 2026