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Two planes at Boston’s Logan Airport communicated with each other Friday afternoon, causing emergency vehicles to swarm a part of the airport overlooking the Seaport. A United spokesperson said that the wing of a United plane cut off the tail of another plane, and a family on the United flight was watching the two planes come a little too close for relief. Their children pulled out their mobile phones and started rolling as soon as the impact occurred. The video shows the United plane moving at a slow speed when the wing of the United flight cut off the tail of a Delta plane, and the family said they felt the planes crashing into each other, saying it was a little scary. the other.” Fredrickson said they sat on the set for about an hour after the incident while the other people around them also photographed. Max 9, was scheduled to leave Boston for Newark Airport Friday afternoon before it came into contact with a parked Delta Airbus A321. The accident occurred in a waiting area for planes adjacent to the Hyatt hotel. The statement from United said passengers on its plane were waiting to depart for Detroit. Video Below: Passenger Witness Planes Colliding at Logan Airport “While no injuries have been reported to our customers or cabin crew on Delta Flight 1657, the aircraft came into contact with another aircraft while awaiting clearance to take off from Logan Airport,” a Delta spokesperson said. “Delta teams are working to get customers to their final destinations tonight, and we apologize for the delay.” United said there are 128 customers on board. No injuries were reported.
Two planes at Boston’s Logan Airport communicated with each other Friday afternoon, causing emergency vehicles to swarm a part of the airport overlooking the Seaport.
A spokesperson for Massport said a United Airlines plane came into contact with a parked Delta Airlines plane at low speed.
A United spokesman said the wing of a United plane cut off the tail of another plane.
A family on a United flight was watching the two planes come a little closer in relief.
Their children pulled out their mobile phones and started rolling as soon as the impact occurred.
The video shows the United plane moving at a slow speed when the wing of the United flight clipped the tail of a Delta plane.
The family said they could feel the planes crashing into each other, saying it was a little scary.
“We were driving across the tarmac and I saw this other plane stationary and we were driving it and it crashed into the other plane,” Daniel Fredrickson said. “I knew it was going to happen. So I caught it on video.”
Fredrickson said they sat on the set for about an hour after the incident as the other people around them also filmed.
Online flight logs showed that the United plane, a Boeing 737 Max 9, was scheduled to leave Boston for Newark Airport on Friday afternoon before making contact with the parked Delta Airbus A321.
The accident occurred in an aircraft parking lot adjacent to the Hyatt Hotel.
“Customers on United aircraft disembarked normally at the gate, and we will rebook them on other flights,” the statement from United said.
Delta said its passengers were waiting to depart for Detroit.
Video below: A passenger witnesses a plane crash at Logan Airport
“While there have been no reports of injuries to our customers or crew on Delta Flight 1657, the aircraft was in contact with another aircraft while awaiting clearance for takeoff from Logan Airport,” a Delta spokesperson said.
“Delta teams are working to get customers to their final destinations tonight, and we apologize for the delay.”
United said there were 128 passengers on board. No injuries were reported.
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