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On Tuesday morning at Los Angeles International Airport, an Air Canada jet recently arrived from Toronto collided with a Delta Airlines plane that had 275 customers and 15 crew members aboard. Audio reveals the Air Canada pilot reported feeling a shudder during the incident while the Delta pilot mentioned stopping due to wing damage. Both planes sustained visible damage but no injuries were reported, and airport operations continued normally. An investigation by the FAA and NTSB is underway.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-07,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
On Tuesday morning at Los Angeles International Airport, a Delta Airbus A350-900 plane collided with an Air Canada jet while taxiing on the tarmac. The incident occurred around 10:30 am, and it appears that the winglet of the Delta aircraft hit the horizontal stabilizer of the Air Canada plane, causing damage to both planes but no injuries were initially reported.
The collision happened when the Delta flight was preparing to depart for Tokyo with 275 passengers and 15 crew members on board. Jayson Lowe, CEO of Ascendant Financial Inc., witnessed the event from another flight that had just landed at LAX, emphasizing the severity by stating it seemed someone in the Delta cockpit lost spatial awareness near a large parked aircraft.
The FAA is investigating the incident, and Delta has agreed to cooperate with any investigation by the NTSB. The airline stated, "Nothing is more important than the safety of our customers and people."
Written for “Plane Collision At LAX” on 2026-10-07,
grounded in this article and the 3 other(s) covering the same event.
An Air Canada jet was involved in a collision with a jet from Delta Air Lines at Los Angeles International Airport on Tuesday morning.
asserted
jet → involve → morning
The pilot of the Air Canada plane can be heard telling an air traffic controller that they “felt a shudder” and asking if everything looked okay, according to audio captured by LiveATC.net.
uncertain
everything → hear → LiveATC.net
The Delta pilot informed air traffic control that they were stopping due to an “issue with the wing tip.”
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they → inform → tip
The news station obtained aerial footage of the incident via its Sky 5 Telecopter, showing that other planes were operational nearby while ground crews attended to the two aircraft involved.
asserted
crews → obtain → aircraft
The footage shows part of the Delta plane’s wing dangling on the Air Canada plane’s rear stabilizer, the horizontal fin perpendicular to the tail.
asserted
part → show → tail
An investigation is ongoing, according to People Magazine.
uncertain
investigation → accord → Magazine
A spokesperson for LAX told PEOPLE: “We are aware of an incident involving a Delta Air Lines aircraft and an Air Canada aircraft on a taxiway at LAX, not a runway.
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We → tell → LAX
No injuries have been reported, and flights at LAX continue to operate normally.
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flights → report → LAX
The FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board (were) notified.”
asserted
FAA → notify → ?
A Delta spokesperson told People that 275 customers and 15 crew members were on board at the time of the incident.
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customers → tell → incident
No injuries were reported.
asserted
injuries → report → ?
People stated that Air Canada spokesperson Sean Davidson told the publication its aircraft had recently arrived from a Toronto to L.A. flight.
asserted
aircraft → state → flight
He confirmed it was being towed to the gate when “an aircraft operated by another airline made contact with its tail.
asserted
aircraft → confirm → tail
No injuries were reported on the Air Canada plane.
asserted
injuries → report → plane
The aircraft was taken out of service for inspection and repairs.
asserted
aircraft → take → inspection
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