NTSB investigation A380 wing clipping incident at New York-JFK (w/video)

The U.S. NTSB is investigating a wing clipping incident that occurred on April 11, 2011 at 20:25 local time.

An Air France Airbus A380, registered F-HPJD and a Comair CRJ701ER, registered N641CA, both sustained minor damage in a ground collision occurrence at New York-John F. Kennedy International Airport, NY (JFK/KJFK).
The Airbus A380 was operating as flight AF007 to Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport with 485 passengers and 25 crew onboard. It taxied to the departure runway when the port wing of AF007 clipped the tail of the CRJ, spinning it through almost 90 degrees.
The CRJ, Comair Flight 293 was taxiing to the gate following a flight from Boston. There were 52 passengers and 4 crew onboard. No injuries were reported.

More information:

• NTSB media release
• FAA airport diagram of JFK (incident reportedly happened near taxiways A and M)
• ASN incident description