In Argentina, the wind moved the Boeing (5 photos + 1 video)
At Jorge Newbery Airport in Buenos Aires, hurricane-force wind gusts moved the plane several meters. A Boeing 737-700 of Aerolíneas Argentinas airlines hit the passenger ramp with its wing and brought it down. 
The 17-year-old aircraft, registered LV-CAD, was damaged and was sent for repairs. His next scheduled flight to Francisco Gabrielli International Airport was canceled Sunday morning. 
Aerolineas Argentinas said in a statement on December 18: "Due to the severe storm, 100 flights have now been canceled and the same number delayed and rescheduled." 
The Boeing 737-700's wing hit the passenger ramp and brought it down. The ramp drifted towards the cars of the runway workers. 
A powerful hurricane that hit Argentina over the weekend has killed at least 16 people in the country and neighboring Uruguay. The wind speed reached 150 kilometers per hour. Many cities were left without electricity. 
On Saturday, 13 people were killed when the roof of a club collapsed in the city of Bahia Blanca. President Javier Miley visited the site of the tragedy.
A Moreno woman died early Sunday morning after she was pinned by a falling tree branch.
Strong winds toppled trees and lampposts in the capital Buenos Aires.
