
5 injured after plane being towed at L.A. airport collides with shuttle bus
CBSN
An airline jet being towed on a taxiway collided with a shuttle bus at Los Angeles International Airport late Friday, injuring five people.
The Federal Aviation Administration said Saturday that it is investigating the incident involving an American Airlines Airbus A321 jet. There were no passengers on board.
The airport said on Twitter that the jet was being towed from a gate to a parking area when it "made contact" with a shuttle bus that was transporting passengers between terminals.

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