Two Southwest Airlines planes clipped wings at Newark Liberty International Airport early Saturday morning; no one was injured in the collision. Reps for EWR reported that a taxiing Southwest aircraft "struck wings" with a parked plane on the tarmac at the air hub's Terminal A shortly after 7 a.m.A Southwest Airlines spokesperson confirmed to Fox News that no one was injured in the accident. DENVER AIRPORT'S TALKING GARGOYLE SPOOKS TRAVELERSPassenger Alex Diefenbach took to Twitter to share images of the collision and cleanup by EWR officials. Passengers traveling out of the air hub are advised to check in with their carrier for more information on flight schedules. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP“There is no higher priority for us than safety and we thank our customers for their understanding as we apologize ahead of their delayed travel,” the Southwest rep told Fox News of the incident.

Source: Fox News March 02, 2019 15:22 UTC