Fire breaks out in plane at Tokyo Haneda Airport after collision with Coast Guard Aircraft

A fire erupted on a runway at Tokyo Haneda Airport as a plane, reportedly carrying 379 passengers, caught fire. The incident is believed to have resulted from a collision with a Japan Coast Guard aircraft during landing, causing flames to emerge from the windows.

 The blaze is suspected to be a consequence of a collision with a Japan Coast Guard aircraft. The incident occurred during the plane's landing at Haneda, one of Japan's busiest airports.All 367 passengers aboard the Japan Airlines flight originating from Shin-Chitose airport in Hokkaido have been successfully evacuated. Emergency response teams, including fire crews, are actively working to extinguish the flames and assess the situation.

 Details surrounding the collision and subsequent fire are still being investigated. Japan's Coast Guard is examining reports of the incident, acknowledging its involvement in the event. The exact nature of the collision and the presence of injuries remain unclear.As the situation unfolds, authorities are actively engaged in determining the cause of the incident and ensuring the safety of those involved. Japan Airlines' flight JAL 516, which took off from Hokkaido, has prompted heightened attention and response due to the potential severity of the incident.