Two Japan Airlines (JAL) planes made contact at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport on Tuesday morning. One of the flights had 328 passengers and crew on board, though there have been no accidents reported.

According to Japan Airlines, the incident occurred at Terminal 1 on May 23, at roughly 7:30 a.m., when JAL Flight 503 to New Chitose Airport was reversing from its parking spot and its left wingtip touched the appropriate wingtip of JAL Flight 505, which was advancing into the adjoining parking spot, additionally certain for New Chitose Airport.

Flight 503 had 328 passengers and crew on board. Fortunately, nobody was injured, and passengers had been rebooked on different flights.

Flight 505 was capable of take off about two and a half hours later after a change of plane.

Source: ANN