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The airline confirmed that two United Airlines planes took place at San Francisco International Airport on Labor Day.
“On Monday night, a joint aircraft was driven back from the gate of San Francisco International Airport in contact with the tail of a parked joint aircraft,” a joint spokesperson said in a statement to Fox News’s digital numbers.
No injuries were reported, and passengers on both planes were OK Boarding other planes Arrive at your destination.
The collision between UA796 (to Boston) and UA1871 is Go to Denver – Gained social media attention.
United Airlines plane editing wings in San Francisco
United Airlines plane took off and land at San Francisco International Airport (SFO) in San Francisco, California, USA on August 6, 2025, taking root nationwide due to computer issues as American Airlines flights swept the country. (Tayfun Coskun/Anadolu)
“The collision occurred at United Airlines between two 737 aircraft last night. ” “There are rumors that the failure of the trailer was blamed on the tug.”
“The UA796 is boarding the plane at the gate, the tug is off at UA1871, and the plane rolls back,” the Post concluded. Among them is a photo of the news media website Storyful said that it was originally posted to Reddit.
Detained passengers close Seattle airport runway after plane “direct threat”
In archived photos of October 24, 2017, the Air Traffic Control Tower was a plane taken off from San Francisco International Airport. (Jeff Chiu)
“At present, waiting for them to get another plane for us…a small bump and the plane shaking, the pilot announced the news a few minutes later,” someone claimed to be a passenger mailed to Reddit.
Passengers tell locals TV News KGO Hitting it feels like an earthquake.
According to KGO, the FAA is investigating the incident.
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Back in May, a United Airlines right wing prompted a collision with the gate of another United’s left wing San FranciscoAccording to the Federal Aviation Administration.
Alex Nitzberg of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
