Two United Airlines aircraft – a Boeing 737 and a Boeing 767 – were involved in a ground collision at Chicago O’Hare International Airport in Illinois, United States, on Friday, October 17, afternoon.

According to reports, the accident happened when the Boeing 737 operating flight UA2652 was taxiing to its arrival gate when it struck the left horizontal stabilizer of the parked Boeing 767.

The 767 was in a parking configuration with no passengers on board at the time of the incident. The Boeing 737 operating flight UA2652 was taxiing to its gate when it struck the left horizontal stabilizer of the parked Boeing 767

The airline said it is investigating the cause of the collision.

‘There was some shuddering,' say passenger

Bill Marcus, a passenger on the flight from Wyoming, told CBS

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