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THE Qantas plane damaged by a mid-air explosion near Manila in July was involved in another accident yesterday, this time on the ground.
The plane was in the final stages of repair following the July 25 incident in which an exploding oxygen cylinder tore a large hole in the fuselage and forced an emergency landing in Manila with more than 350 people on board.
Qantas's executive general manager of engineering, David Cox, said an internal investigation would determine how the two planes came into contact yesterday.
"It is the sort of thing that does happen from time to time in maintenance or airline operations," he said.
Mr Cox said those involved in yesterday's incident had been stood down during the investigation. This was normal procedure.
He said neither plane had been badly damaged.
Qantas would assess whether a separate investigation needed to be completed by WorkCover or any other regulatory body, he said.