An Airbus A220-300 belonging to Croatia Airlines, part of the airline's new fleet, was involved in a serious incident at Split Airport on Saturday around 1:30 PM. The aircraft, known as the Osijek, is one of six delivered out of the 15 purchased for approximately half a billion euros.
The aircraft, registered as 9A-CAN, is part of a series of new planes named after Croatian cities. Croatia Airlines received this aircraft for the first time just under a year ago, on June 28, 2022.
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A Croatia Airlines plane veered off the runway during takeoff in Split, with 130 passengers and crew evacuated safely. The airport reopened shortly after the incident.
This incident is a serious blow to Croatia Airlines' recent investments in new aircraft. With such high costs, you'd expect better maintenance and safety measures. What's going wrong here?