There are 2 flights hit Charlotte-Douglas tails before they were withdrawn, officials said

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WTVD) – Two American Eagle aircraft operated by PSA Airlines attacked a Sunday morning collision, while one was supportive of a gate at Charlotte Douglas Airport, according to our news gathering partners at WSOC.

Authorities said Flight 5141 carried 59 passengers and Flight 5366 carried 64 passengers when they were conflicting between 9:30 a.m. It is said that the two aircraft have been taken out of a service for inspection, which means that every 123 passengers must arrange new trips.

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No injuries were identified.

"They came together in one place, so I did not know exactly what was happening. It's just a big frightening with a lot of great fireworks, and you're usually not seeing things out when we see the aircraft removed and land here, "said the witness, Michelle Swann, WSOC. "I have not seen anything like this."

It's still unclear what caused the accident. Check back for updates.

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