The driver of an aircraft tug was critically injured after the vehicle was struck by the wing of an airplane and flipped over Saturday at O'Hare Airport, Chicago police said.
A plane struck an aircraft tug Saturday evening at O'Hare International Airport, critically injuring the vehicle's driver, authorities said.
Police said, shortly before 7 p.m., an aircraft tug was trying to cross a runway at O'Hare when the wing of an airplane hit the tug.
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