LOT Japan Airlines Hits tail of a parked Delta aircraft at Seattle Seatac airport

According to the airport and the Federal Aviation Administration and the Federal Aviation Administration, the right wing of the Japan Airlines taxi flight hit the tail of the parked Delta aircraft at the Seatac airport in Seatc.

Nobody was injured, but passengers were forced to defane during both flights, as the Seatac airport said.

Delta Flight 1921 was to fly to Puerto Vallart in Mexico, with 142 clients on board.

Delta said in a statement: “From the sequence with reference, the tail of the Delta 737 aircraft reportedly contacted the wing of another airline. There are no reports of crew injuries or customers during the flight, and we apologize for being sorry for this experience and delay in travel. “

Faa said he would examine.

“The plane was in an area that is not under the control of air traffic,” Faa noted.

The airport said that the incident had a “minimum influence” on its activities.