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Planes Collide At Miami International Airport While Taxiing—One Day After Nationwide Ground Stop

A Copa Airlines flight and a UPS cargo flight collided on the ground at the Miami airport.

Planes Collide At Miami International Airport While Taxiing—One Day After Nationwide Ground Stop

On Saturday evening, a Copa Airlines passenger jet and a UPS cargo aircraft collided while taxiing at Miami International Airport. The incident occurred after the UPS cargo plane reportedly entered the path of the Copa Airlines Boeing 737, which had just arrived from Panama. According to communications between pilots and air traffic controllers, the UPS aircraft had traveled beyond its intended position, entering an area where the Copa jet was taxiing.

The Copa jet's wing struck the UPS aircraft at approximately 9 p.m. local time. Neither UPS nor Copa Airlines had immediately responded to requests for comment outside regular business hours. The collision took place amid significant disruption across the U.S. aviation system following a nationwide flight grounding triggered by technical problems with air traffic control infrastructure.

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