That was expensive.

Just dial in a little right rudder trim, it'll be fine. That must have been quite a jolt inside the cabin.

Might have been helpful if Turkinsh had let atc know that they were stopped short of the gate apron, but I did notice the absence of a lead in marshall.

flight 208 now arriving in gate 8 ............ gate 9 .................... gate 10

I like the guy standing in front of his truck on the bottom-left of the video. He just watches the whole thing, with no reaction to the impact. Just another day at the office.

Wao!

That Asiana A330 seems to be moving a bit fast for such a congested area.

Can that be safely repaired.

What a wallop! The A321 is moved quite a big distance by the impact. The passengers must have wondered what on earth had happened. Many of them would no doubt have already unbuckled their seat belts and stood up to get luggage down, etc., and were probably thrown off balance. That should never have happened!!! Don't Asiana pilots know how wide their aircraft are?

That'll buff out

Someone is going to lose a job over this.

Why does the frame move in the very beginning, but motion of the Asiana and another object in the background does not commence until two seconds in? Did someone manufacture the impression of a cell phone video when it actually was not?

Nice job ATC...

Ouch... I think someone misjudged their distance!

I do not know yet if Asiana is the culprit, the Airbus stopped too early and was partly on the rampway. The A330 has permission to leave.

THAT was the guy who hit my van last year and drove off!

Didn't Asiana land a 777 short at SFO a year or so back (one of the very few 777 hull losses) leaving the rear row of passengers smeared on the runway? Inexperienced drivers seemed to be blamed (apart from the hilarious mis-reporting of the crew names by an American radio station).