Driver injured after United plane strikes truck while landing at Newark airport

Delivery truck driver emerged with minor injuries after underside of jet hit tractor trailer in New Jersey on Sunday The driver of a delivery truck emerged with only minor injuries after his tractor trailer was struck by a passenger jet landing in New Jersey’s busy Newark airport on Sunday afternoon, officials said. New Jersey state police said a landing tire and the underside of a United Airlines plane arriving from Venice, Italy, hit the truck in question. The Boeing 767 aircraft also clipped a light pole, which in turn struck a Jeep. Only the delivery truck driver, identified as Warren Boardley, was injured – with what were described as cuts from broken glass to his arm and forearm. He was treated at a hospital and discharged, according to the airport’s operator, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Boardley’s name was released to various news media outlets by Chuck Paterakis, the vice-president of transportation for Schmidt Bakery and owner of H&S Family of Bakeries in Baltimore. Paterakis said Boardley was on the New Jersey Turnpike driving an H&S truck loaded with bread products to a depot at the Newark airport when Sunday’s collision occurred. A dashboard-camera vi