4 planes collide in 2 separate crashes at Boston Logan Airport

An already hectic holiday travel day was made more chaotic with two separate plane collisions on the tarmac at Boston Logan International Airport just hours apart on Monday.

In the first crash, an American Airlines jet that was taxiing to its gate clipped the wing of a parked Frontier Airlines plane, local ABC affiliate station WCVB reported.

“That was terrible. It was very scary. All of a sudden, ‘thump.’ It sounded like something fell from below,” Evelyn Pipione, a Frontier passenger, told the news station.

Video obtained by Storyful shows the battered wing of the smaller Frontier plane underneath the wing of the larger American aircraft.

“So, you can see the wing actually broke on the bottom, so the bigger plane — the wing is over, and then ours is cracked at the bottom,” Douglas Garcia, who took the footage, told WCVB.

The American Airlines plane had just come from London’s Heathrow Airport while the Frontier flight was set to take off to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.

Passengers and crew members were removed from both aircraft so the planes could be inspected for damage, and the Texas-bound Frontier flight was canceled — just three days before Thanksgiving, the station reported, citing Massport.

No injuries were reported on either plane, according to Massport.

Hours later, a JetBlue airplane that was being towed by a vehicle smacked into a Cape Air plane that had just landed at Logan from Nantucket and was waiting for a gate to open, the local station reported.

The Cape Air plane was occupied by two pilots and three passengers, while the JetBlue aircraft was vacant. No injuries were reported, but both pilots were taken to the hospital out of an abundance of caution, according to the outlet.

“It [was] just red lights everywhere,” Caroline Agid told the station. “It looks like the front top of the Cape Air plane got smushed. It was a chaotic mess.”

Agid was supposed to board the JetBlue plane involved for a flight to Orlando. Her flight was ultimately delayed three hours after JetBlue found another plane for the passengers.

The FAA and the different airlines are investigating the two collisions.