British Airways Boeing 747 airplane clips building at OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg

It is hard to imagine but a British Airways B-747 Jumbo Jet transporting 202 passengers hit an office building at Johannesburg’s O.R. Tambo International Airport with the right wing. The “little crash” emerged on December 22 while plane was taxiing right before the takeoff, and the impact led to the tiny injuries to four people outside of the aircraft.

The main issue was that the Boeing 747-400 which was bound to London Heathrow Airport on Sunday night, chose a too narrow runway, according to South African Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).

“This led to the damage of aircraft’s right-hand wing after hitting the office building”, CAA officials said.

The traffic controllers “told crew to go on a specific taxiway and they choose another one. In fact they took a wrong one”.

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4 people who were inside the building were slightly wounded, but the 185 passengers and 17 crew members aboard escaped unharmed from the crash, according to the media.

A picture snapped by a passenger from cabin revealed the extend of damages following the collision between aircraft’s huge wing and the small building.

Other passengers uploaded photos on Twitter with one of them tweeting: “British Airways airplane crashes into building at J Burg airport. Nobody injured except pilot’s pride”.