BOSTON (WHDH) - A Southwest Airlines plane became disabled on a taxiway at Boston’s Logan International Airport early Wednesday morning, officials said.
Workers were moving the out-of-service aircraft around 1 a.m. when a tug that was being used to position the plane hit a patch of ice and made contact with the airliner, according to a Southwest spokesperson.
The aircraft remained on the Logan tarmac overnight as crews worked to assess potential damage.
A crane has been called in to reposition the plane, according to the airport.
No injuries were reported.
The incident is not impacting flight operations.
A Southwest aircraft became disabled on a taxiway at BOS this morning. A crane is being used to move the aircraft. No impact to operations at this time.
— Boston Logan International Airport (@BostonLogan) January 23, 2019
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