- The Oklahoma City Thunder’s plane is believed to have collided with a bird in mid-flight. Nobody on the plane was injured, however, the plane was left with a huge dent in the nose.
The Oklahoma City Thunder’s plane landed safely after a mid-air collision that left a huge dent in the nose of the plane.
The Thunder were traveling to Chicago for their game against the Bulls on Saturday. It is believed that the plane collided with a bird during the flight, according to ABC News. Nobody on the plane was injured.
Thunder forward Patrick Patterson took a video of the damage to the nose of the plane.
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MID-AIR SCARE: Oklahoma CityThunderâ¬9’s plane believed to have hit a bird during flight toChicago; no injures reported. pic.twitter.com/vmUENYnodR
— ABC News (@ABC) October 28, 2017
MID-AIR SCARE: Oklahoma CityThunderâ¬9’s plane believed to have hit a bird during flight toChicago; no injures reported. pic.twitter.com/vmUENYnodR
Thunder big man Steven Adams also took a photo of the damage and jokingly asked Neil deGrasse Tyson, Bill Nye, and NASA what could have caused this type of damage 30,000 feet in the air.
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