Korean and Iceland Air at LHR
 

BBC reporting they have had a coming together at Heathrow tonight. Anyone know anymore?

Two planes collide at Heathrow Airport while on taxiing on runway taxiing and scrape wings

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/167...reports-update

Not the first time that there has been a coming together on the ground at Heathrow

Oh dear. And more from the BBC...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-63069004

And The Guardian thinks it happened on the runway. Hmm.

Two aircraft involved in ‘minor collision’ on runway at Heathrow

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/sep/28/two-aircraft-involved-in-minor-collision-on-runway-at-heathrow

Looking at ADSB EXCHANGE the Korean is still parked up with his transponder on. Not on the runway.

Interested to hear about any significant airports that have a zero ground incident record? Or indeed any airport?

The two flights and the aircraft involved were FI454 Boeing 757-200 reg. TF-FIK and KE908 Boeing 777-300ER reg. HL7782.

Presumably at one of the Hot Spots ?

There's a couple of articles, with info from people who were on board on mbl.is, also a picture of the damage, you might try to Google translate:
https://www.mbl.is/frettir/innlent/2...el_icelandair/
https://www.mbl.is/frettir/innlent/2...hristist_allt/
Sounds like FI had reached the gate and a full stop, people had stood up to prepare for disembarking. I'm booked with FI YYZ-KEF-CPH tonight, hope won't be affected now the fleet is an AC down.

Been there pushing back while we heard it on the radio. Apparently the Icelandic was not all the way parked at what had to be gate 242 at T2B while the 777 passed behind on L on the way to 27R. Think their VDGS did drop out and they were holding short. They noticed ground control that they felt a jolt and ground control told the 777 to hold position and then sent out the service vehicles to have a look. By that time we got our t/o clearance.