Two JetBlue Planes Collide At Boston’s Logan Airport – Firsthand Account
Picture this: You’re on a flight getting ready to go to the Super Bowl. Your plane is on the runway, ready to take off. As you’re waiting, another plane clips your plane’s wing, leaving you grounded. That’s what happened to a full plane of passengers this morning. The passenger list included two Beasley Boston executives this morning who were on their way to the Super Bowl.
When JetBlue planes collide
Director of Sales for Beasley Boston, Brian Schneekloth, and Vice President Market Manager of Beasley Boston, Mary Menna, were both booked on JetBlue flight 777. The flight was headed to Las Vegas early Thursday morning when two JetBlue planes collided.
According to Brian, “We hit them, it was like a crash. You heard a jarring crash. I thought it was a de-icer.”
Following the crash, Brian and Mary said they were left on the runway for an hour before being brought back to the gate. The second plane was flight 551 and was headed to Orlando.
What’s next?
As of 8 am Thursday morning, they were told JetBlue was getting another plane to take them and the rest of the passengers to Las Vegas. As of now, there is no definitive time their new plane will be leaving.
Two JetBlue planes collide at Boston Logan
About the incident, Mary continued, “Flight 777, our plane clipped another JetBlue flight that was de-icing. It tore off their back wing and broke a piece of our wing.”
Two JetBlue planes collide at Boston Logan
Two JetBlue planes collide at Boston Logan
Watch the video below.
This incident is actually the second one at Logan Airport involving a JetBlue flight in the past year. Back in February 2023, a JetBlue plane that was preparing to land almost collided with a private jet. Investigations later confirmed that the private jet started taking off without permission.
