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Did an Airbus 340-600 get wrecked on tarmac in France?

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An Airbus A340-600 was destroyed during a pre-delivery brake test at the Airbus testing facility, Toulouse. The plane accelerated at 35 mph into a concrete wall, breaking off the entire cockpit section, injuring nine people, four seriously.

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