A jet with Japan Airlines crashed into a coast guard plane on the runway at Tokyo airport that was setting out to do earthquake relief. The crash created a huge fireball and five people died in the crash.

Thankfully all 379 passengers and crew of the passenger jet got off the plane safely without harm.

Here’s video of the crash as it happened:

 
Here’s more via NBC News:

A passenger plane burst into flames as it landed at a Tokyo airport Tuesday, after a collision with a coast guard aircraft that killed five people, officials said.

All 379 passengers and crew were able to make it out of the Japan Airlines plane, Transport Minister Tetsuo Saito said at a news conference. The coast guard pilot escaped but five crew members were killed, he added.

The coast guard aircraft was going to fly earthquake relief to Niigata prefecture on the country’s west coast after a series of strong tremors killed at least 48 people and left widespread damage, Saito said at a news conference. There was no immediate information about the cause of the incident, he said.

Dramatic footage from the Japanese public broadcaster NHK showed plumes of orange fire and black smoke engulfing the passenger jet as it landed at Haneda Airport in the country’s capital.

Video showed the plane’s side and areas around the wing on fire at first as it taxied on the runway, before the fire spread to the cabin and rescue crews rushed to the tarmac.

The passenger plane had entered the airport’s Runway C from the south on landing and then crashed into the coast guard plane on the runway, said Shigenori Hiraoka, the director general of the ministry’s civil aviation bureau.

The Transport Safety Board will investigate the incident immediately, he said in a joint news conference with coast guard officials.