Overview
- Croatia Airlines flight OU412, which aborted takeoff Saturday in Split, veered left off Runway 23 at roughly 120–131 knots and came to rest on grass.
- All 130 passengers and five crew evacuated without injury after the jet struck a vertical marker and runway edge lights.
- The Airbus A220-300, registration 9A-CAN, showed visible damage including to the left engine intake area in videos and local reports.
- Airport teams towed the aircraft and reopened Split’s runway after inspections that triggered delays, cancellations and diversions.
- Croatia’s accident agency retrieved the cockpit voice and flight data recorders and said the cause remains unknown, with talk of crosswinds or a technical fault still unconfirmed.