Breeze Airways Plane Struck at Charleston International Airport; Minor Injuries Reported

Investigation Launched After 2 Planes Collide at a South Carolina Airport, Leaving 2 Passengers Injured

A Breeze Airways flight was parked at Charleston International Airport when an All Nippon Airways (ANA) Boeing 787 struck its tail while taxiingGoogle maps Charleston International Airport in South CarolinaNEED TO KNOWTwo planes on the ground at a South Carolina airport were involved in a collision, injuring two people and causing all of the passengers on board to deplaneA Breeze Airways flight was parked at Charleston International Airport at a…

2 planes collide on Charleston tarmac after Breeze flight diverts from Norfolk

A Breeze Airways flight headed to Norfolk was diverted Friday night due to severe weather, and later struck by another aircraft while parked on the tarmac in South Carolina.

Diverted Breeze Airways flight struck by another plane on Charleston airport tarmac

A Breeze Airways flight from from Las Vegas to Norfolk, Va. was diverted to Charleston late July 18, where the plane's tail was struck by another aircraft that was taxiing.

Norfolk-bound Breeze Airways flight diverted by storms, clipped by plane on Charleston International Airport tarmac

A Breeze Airways flight to Norfolk clipped another plane at Charleston Airport. No injuries reported; passengers are being rebooked as investigation begins.

Breeze Airways plane struck at Charleston International Airport; minor injuries reported

CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) - A large first responder presence was seen at Charleston International Airport on Friday night following a reported incident between two aircrafts. A spokesperson for Breeze Airways told counton2.com that flight MX509, an airbus from Las Vegas to Norfolk, Virginia, was diverted to Charleston around 9:30 p.m. due to thunderstorms in Virginia. The spokesperson said the plane had landed safely at Charleston Airport, …

Officials: Planes collide at Charleston International Airport after diversion

Law and emergency medical service officials were seen at Charleston International Airport after a plane hit another on the ground Friday night.