Two commercial passenger planes bumped on the ground at Washington’s Ronald Reagan National Airport Thursday, according to several members of Congress who were onboard one of the aircraft.

The FAA is investigating another incident at Washington’s Reagan National Airport after two planes clipped wings on a taxiway. Six members of Congress were on board. This comes just two months after 67 people died in a mid-air collision.

Two American Airlines planes clipped wings while on the runway at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on Thursday, though no one was injured in the airport’s latest alarming incident, according to members of Congress who said they were aboard one of the planes.

A plane carrying several congressional representatives from New York was involved in a runway incident Thursday while preparing to depart Washington, D.C.

Two American Airlines jet have had a minor collision on the ground at Ronald Reagan National Airport - just three months after a deadly crash near there. The Federal Aviation Administration said the wingtip of one aircraft struck another on the taxiway on Thursday afternoon.

No injuries were reported in the incident, which happened on a taxiway of the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport shortly before 1 p.m.