The collisions occurred on Monday, Nov. 25 as holiday week travel was kicking off Four planes were involved in two separate collisions at Boston Logan International Airport on Monday before Thanksgiving, causing confusion for some travelers kicking off the ...

BOSTON - Two planes operated by American Airlines and Frontier Airlines clipped wings on the tarmac at Logan Airport in Boston Monday. No one was hurt from the collision that happened at a Terminal E gate, but passengers were forced to get off both planes.

Another aircraft collision at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) in quick succession has raised concerns about proper adherence to on-ground protocols. This came just a day after two planes belonging to American Airlines and Frontier Airlines clipped wings at the airport.

A United Airlines passenger was reportedly restrained by multiple fellow travelers after he started repeatedly stomping on his own seat mid-flight. United Flight 502 was heading to Los Angeles from Austin on Saturday, Nov. 16 when the shocking incident occurred.

Hundreds of passengers were on the two flights when the American Airlines plane clipped the tip of a wing on a Frontier plane.

Travel chaos erupted at Boston Logan International Airport on Monday after the two incidents, which took place hours apart, saw planes with broken wings and pilots sent to hospital

Two aircraft collisions disrupted holiday travel at Boston Logan International Airport. An American Airlines flight arriving from London struck a stationary Frontier plane, leading to cancellations. Later,

Planes were left with broken wings following the crashes, which also saw pilots rushed to hospital. As reported by the Mirror, a smaller Frontier Airlines plane had been due to take passengers to Texas before colliding with an American Airlines jet.