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Congress Members Unharmed in Plane Winglet Collision

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Two American Airlines planes, one carrying six US Representatives, collided on a taxiway at Ronald Reagan National Airport. The incident, involving a stationary Embraer E175 and a regional jet, resulted in minor winglet damage to both aircraft. American Airlines confirmed no injuries and that both planes are out of service for inspection. The Representatives were unharmed and awaiting a replacement flight.

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Two American Airlines planes, one carrying six US Representatives, collided on a taxiway at Ronald Reagan National Airport. The incident, involving a stationary Embraer E175 and a regional jet, resulted in minor winglet damage to both aircraft. American Airlines confirmed no injuries and that both planes are out of service for inspection. The Representatives were unharmed and awaiting a replacement flight.

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