JAL incident at Haneda Airport
 

BBC News - Japan Airlines plane in flames on the runway at Tokyo's Haneda Airport
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-67862011
https://x.com/FlightEmergency/status/1742112892684480644?t=kz8jhaKBfH44gA3H9D5LpQ&s=09

Landed. Runway C. Now being reported to have hit a coastguard plane…(?)

It looks like it landed without the front gear after having hit something before.

JAL aircraft in flames apparently.
 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-67862011

hope everyone is ok.

Rumours of a collision with a coast guard aircraft on the ground.

https://x.com/aeroroutes/status/1742...p3c6gbrkQ&s=09

Fuselage looks mostly intact..

Being reported on Japanese TV that the A350 collided with a coast guard aircraft whilst landing....

A350. Total loss. Cabin in flames internally, burning through roof.

400 all safe, early report.

Hi, video of this incident here, aircraft is a total loss:

looks nasty if this is a true representation in the news report.

https://x.com/miyawai3/status/174210...maAMlUnqbkU0BQ

https://news.sky.com/story/plane-in-flames-on-runway-of-tokyo-airport-13040799

some talk of it possibly hitting another aircraft on the runway (a Japanese Coast Guard aircraft).

Got this one too.

Latest news, crew and passengers of the JAL flight were evacuated from the aircraft.

Live feed via webcam at _www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/realtime/

Where the fire has breached the cabin, but according to the timestamp shown is taken nearly 20 minutes after the incident. Looks better than first feared if it hit another aircraft on landing!

https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....6402f0bbe6.png
Completely on fire

379 cabin crew + pax all safe.

Japanese TV news is reporting that all passengers were evacuated safely.

Any news on the aircraft they hit?

The screen shots are 27 minutes apart. Despite fire service attendance, the fire has taken hold of the entire aircraft. Good news if all are safe.

Live stream from Sky

There doesn't appear to be much firefighting going on, from the Skynews live feed.
Great that all are safe as reported elsewhere.

https://imgur.com/a/horgTOP

NDTV on sky have live footage of aircraft burning on runway.

There's definitely some damage on the upper part of the left intake which doesn't look like it would have been caused by the engine contacting the runway. ASN also stating it was a collision:

ASN 2 January 2024 - Airbus A350-941 accident

That was my observation, too 🙄

Thankfully it was intact as it slid down the runway before evacuation.

No updates on the Coastguard aircrfat and crew reportedly involved.

One fire truck visible and no foam. They seem to be letting it burn.

According to TV reports in Japan it struck a Coastguard plane whilst landing, which explains the separate fire where it 'touched down'. Again on the TV, it is saying 367 passengers and 12 crew on board.

at 17:47 and 30 seconds onward, per the video embedded time code.
The aircraft appeared to land with missing or damaged nose gear, and left a chunk of wreckage burning at one of the turnoffs.

Run out of foam.

Footage of the evacuation.

If you look at the end of the video on this post, you can see the fire at the impact point, so maybe they were concentrating on that rather than what seemed to be (at least initially) a small fire in the A350.

“6 crew on coastguard aircraft, one escaped, 5 missing”

Good news to hear. Thanks. Japan Airlines confirming that as well.
What a ghastly spectacle the live feed is at the moment.

A350 has completely burned down now, apparently the coast guard aircraft it struck on landing was a Dash 8

Y'all be relieved to know that CNN have concluded that the incident with the JAL aircraft was not connected to the earthquake.

No mention of the Coastguard crew condition as yet?

Be interested to see, if reports are accurate, whether the coast guard crew were familiar with Haneda airport or were operating there for the first time ever/in a while due to recent events.

It seems in the last few minutes scores of firefighting assets have turned up and started to fight the fire. An hour after the incident.

Have they really had to await resources from far away for this?

That live stream is crazy, fascinating to watch, knowing everyone got out.
I can’t see a happy ending for the crew of the much smaller coastguard plane however, hope they will find out how this could happen.

Im really quite shocked in how that aircraft is burning. Then I have to remind myself that the fire service allowed the fire to take hold.