Plane on fire Haneda Airport Tokyo

Looks to be a Japan Airlines Airbus A350-900.

Reports suggesting it collided with another aircraft after landing. Left engine nacelle appears to have some impact damage.

id imagine everyone got off safely, as they wouldnt be broadcasting it otherwise, expensive fire though....

Collision with a smaller coast guard aircraft. Looks as if everyone got off safely thank god.

All 367 passengers off safely and no serious injuries thankfully

6 were on the Coast Guard plane. 5 remain unaccounted for.

Saw the moment of collision on NHK. Hell of a fireball and significant fire over the plane as it rolled down the runway. Too dark and to far to really see the plane it collided with.

Astonishing that the crew managed to get everyone off that plane, well done JAL

The guardian reporting

"The coastguard plane that appears to have collided with a Japan Airlines passenger plane today was part of Japan’s earthquake relief efforts, carrying supplies to Niigata airport."

Surprisingly calm there.

Yep, I'd say most of us have sat through the safety briefing well over a dozen times at this stage.

The Coast Guard plane was a Dash 8, so not that small either.

RIP to the 5 who died. But leaving that aside i'd say there were a few relieved heads in Toulouse when it came to light that there was another aircraft involved