An incident at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) has caught the attention of the aviation community after an Alaska Airlines catering truck collided with a Boeing 737-700 aircraft. The truck, operating on behalf of LSG Sky Chefs, apparently drove at full speed toward the tail of the aircraft, causing significant damage. This episode is not only another example of the challenges on the ground, but also raises questions about safety protocols and driver alertness. The incident in detail The video of the accident, shared on Instagram by users @airport_ramplife and @aviation_things, shows from multiple angles the catering truck driving behind the aircraft at considerable speed. The truck collides directly with the aircraft's horizontal stabilizer, suggesting possible driver distraction. It is unclear whether the aircraft was just being pushed back from the gate or not. Interestingly, the plane's lights were not on at the time of impact, while the truck's lights were on. There were also wing walkers on both sides of the plane, who are responsible for safety during ground operations. Debate over blame Following the video's release, there were numerous comments in which viewers debated who was responsible for the incident. Some users pointed to the driver's fault, while others questioned the wing walkers' position. One commenter, who claimed to work for the catering company, suggested that the driver was probably "fired immediately after the impact" and that the situation would not have been so tragic had the driver not been involved in the incident.