Parked Delta aircraft, apparently struck by the Japan Airlines plane, which was a taxi at Seattle Airport – ABC News

Seattle – Japanese airline plane, which was dealing with asphalt at the Seattle International Airport, apparently hit the queue of a parked Delta plane on Wednesday morning, airport authorities said.

Authorities responded to the incident at about 10:17, the airport said there was no injury to the X, and the airport authorities were working to remove passengers from the aircraft and return them to the terminal.

Delta spokesman Samantha Moore fact said in an email that its Boeing 737 is waiting for the ice to be removed from its exterior when the tip of the wing of another aircraft is reported to contact with its tail. Department, as is known, can happen before flying to a taxi to the track, she said.

There were 142 passengers aboard Delta Flight 1921 to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and they were transferred to a new plane, she said. There are no reports of crew or passengers injuries.

Japan Airlines did not immediately reply to a comment email request.

Airport operations were minimally affected as the incident happened on a taxi lane, authorities said.