'Somebody hit us': Recording captures pilot's words as two planes collide at Miami airport
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reportedly said air traffic controllers had instructed the UPS crew to give way to the Copa Airlines flight.
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Aircraft collision reported at Miami International Airport
A UPS freighter and a passenger aircraft operated by Copa Airlines made contact at Miami International Airport on Saturday night, November 14. The New York Times reported the incident took place on a taxiway, and ABC News also located it there. Fox News and Newsweek said two people had minor injuries; Hindustan Times reported that no injuries were reported. The reports have not said what led to the collision.
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