Delta Airbus A350 and Air Canada Boeing 777 Collide at LAX

A Delta Air Lines Airbus A350-941 and an Air Canada Boeing 777-233LR collided on the ground at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) on Tuesday. Photos from the scene show the wingtip of the Delta plane embedded against the horizontal stabilizer of the Air Canada aircraft, with noticeable damage to both.

The Delta aircraft involved, registered as N512DN, is an Airbus A350-900 that was set to fly from Los Angeles to Tokyo. The exact cause of the collision remains unclear, and there is no immediate information about injuries or whether passengers were on board either plane at the time of the incident.

Airport and airline officials are expected to release further details as the investigation continues. The situation is still developing, and more updates are anticipated as officials review the circumstances surrounding the collision.