Delta planes 'clip' wings at Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport

Two Delta Air Lines planes "clipped" each other's wings at Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport on Thursday.

A Metropolitan Airports Commission spokesperson tells Bring Me The News the two planes got in an accident while moving at slow speeds between 10:30 a.m. and 11 a.m.

Both planes returned to their gates after the crash and all passengers were able to deplane safely.

No injuries were reported.

Airport operations are unaffected after the incident, the MAC noted.

Delta Air Lines provided the following statement:

"Delta teams are working to reaccommodate customers to their final destinations after a low-speed wingtip contact of two aircraft at MSP. We apologize to our customers for the resulting delay in their travels."

One of the planes was heading to Palm Beach, Florida and the other was on its way to Tucson, Arizona.

This is a developing story. Check back for updates as we learn them.