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UPS Cargo Plane and Copa Airlines Jet Collide at Miami Airport, Resulting in Minor Injuries

A UPS cargo aircraft collided with a Copa Airlines jet at Miami International Airport, leading to two minor injuries. The FAA is currently investigating the occurrence, which took place while the planes were taxiing.

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On Saturday night, a collision took place between a UPS cargo aircraft and a Copa Airlines jet on the tarmac at Miami International Airport, causing two minor injuries. The Federal Aviation Administration is looking into the incident that happened around 9 p.m. local time, as the Copa Airlines flight was taxiing after its landing. Air traffic control had given both planes instructions before the collision. All passengers from the Copa Airlines flight were safely evacuated.

Key facts

  • The incident occurred at Miami International Airport at about 9 p.m. on Saturday.
  • Two people were injured and received treatment at the scene.
  • The Copa Airlines flight had 166 passengers and six crew members aboard.
  • The FAA is conducting an investigation into the event.
  • Air traffic control operations resumed fully after a prior nationwide ground stop.
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