Trump's plane hits another jet after landing at PBIA in West Palm

WEST PALM BEACH – The FAA is investigating an incident in which former President Donald Trump’s private plane struck another jet after landing at Palm Beach International Airport early Sunday, May 12.

The Boeing 757 landed safely at the airport around 1:20 a.m. While taxiing, her winglet came into contact “with a parked and unoccupied business aircraft,” the Federal Aviation Administration statement said.

The incident occurred on a portion of the PBIA campus in suburban West Palm Beach “where the FAA does not operate aircraft,” the FAA said. The statement did not provide any further details about the incident, including whether anyone was injured or the extent of the damage to either aircraft.

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