Taxiing Jetliners Bump Wings; Passengers Unhurt
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NEW YORK — Two jets got their wings tangled as they taxied toward runways at Kennedy International Airport, and about 300 Paris-bound passengers were delayed for several hours while the aircraft were separated, police said. A Trans World Airlines 747 became entangled Tuesday night with an Air France 747 cargo jet.
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