2 Delta Jets Collide on the Taxiway at New York’s LaGuardia Airport

Two Delta Air Lines jets have collided at New York’s LaGuardia airport, the airline has confirmed, per multiple outlets.

The regional aircraft hit one another at “low speed” while taxiing on the evening of Wednesday, Oct. 1, shortly before 10 p.m. local time, according to the airline.

The aircraft were both CRJ-900 regional jets operated by regional carrier Endeavor Air, according to Delta’s statement, as cited by CNN

Flight 5047 had just arrived from Charlotte, North Carolina, when the wing of flight 5155, set to depart for Roanoke, Virginia, hit its nose.

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The pilot of Flight 5047 was recorded by LiveATC.net telling ground control, “We have two CRJs on [taxiway] M that collided.”

“Their right wing clipped our nose and the cockpit wind screens,” he added.

ABC News notes that a member of the cabin crew was hospitalized with a minor knee injury from the collision, while the Port Authority confirms that the incident had no impact on other operations at LaGuardia that evening.

“Delta will work with all relevant authorities to review what occurred as safety of our customers and people comes before all else. We apologize to our customers for the experience,” the airline said in a statement, as reported by CNN.

The statement also noted that while the flight from Charlotte had 57 passengers onboard, the flight to Roanoke was carrying 28 members of the public, none of whom were injured.

Passengers were taken to the airport terminal by bus and offered a hotel room and meals, the airline added in their statement.

PEOPLE has reached out to Delta Air Lines and the FAA for further updates, but did not immediately receive a response.