( CNN ) -- A Southwest Airlines plane moving on the ground collided with a JetBlue plane parked at another gate at Boston Logan International Airport Monday morning , according to the Federal Aviation Administration . There were no injuries to Southwest passengers or crew , the airline said in a statement . The JetBlue plane had no passengers or crew on board , according to Real Hamilton-Romeo , spokeswoman for JetBlue . The Southwest plane , a Boeing 737 , was being pushed back from a gate and clipped a parked JetBlue Airbus A320 , according to a statement from Southwest Airlines . The winglet of the Southwest 737 struck the horizontal stabilizer of the JetBlue A320 , according to Matthew Brelis , Director of Media Relations at Massachusetts Port Authority , which operates Boston Logan International Airport . Southwest worked to get the 108 passengers scheduled to be on board re-accommodated on other flights to their destination of Kansas City , according to a statement from the airline . A replacement aircraft was later provided for that flight . The Southwest aircraft involved in the incident is out of service for repairs and inspections , the Southwest statement added . Though Brelis said there was no impact to Logan airport operations , both airlines experienced delays . The Southwest flight landed more than five hours later than originally planned . The flight , scheduled to land in Kansas City at about 9:35 a.m. did not land until 2:39 p.m. CT , according to the Southwest website . The JetBlue flight , which was being prepared for boarding , also experienced delays on its way to Chicago , according to JetBlue spokeswoman Hamilton-Romeo . The A320 's two subsequent flights were canceled . An FAA official told CNN Monday that the agency will investigate the incident . CNN 's Aaron Cooper , Leigh Remizowski and Julia Lull contributed to this report .
A Southwest Airlines plane was being pushed back from a gate . That plane struck a parked JetBlue aircraft at another gate . There were no reports of any injuries from either of the aircrafts . The FAA says the incident is under investigation .