Two aircraft collided at Miami International Airport on Saturday night, leaving two people with minor injuries, according to officials. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said a Copa Airlines Boeing 737 had struck the nose of a UPS Boeing 767 as the two planes were taxiing at the southeastern Florida airport. "Air traffic controllers had told the UPS crew to give way to the Copa flight," the agency said, adding that the Copa flight was taxiing to the gate and the UPS flight was taxiing for departure to Bogotá. In a statement to Euronews, MIA communications director Greg Chin said the incident occurred at around 9:15 pm and that there was "no impact to airport operations" as flights were directed to other taxiways.
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