The incident happened when carts — known as ground-service tugs — were pushing two Alaska Airlines planes from their gates and the wings touched.

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The incident happened when carts — known as ground-service tugs — were pushing two Alaska Airlines planes from their gates and the wings touched, according to a spokesperson for Alaska Airlines.