A320 off the runway at LBA
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A320 off the runway at LBA
Touched down late and ran off the end of 14 around 11:45 Zulu. No injuries, but paramedics are attending to several passengers suffering from shock. A/C has been stablised and is awaiting inspection from AAIB. Airport is closed for now. Any one know any more?
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Witnessed it from 14 threshold. LTE376 from Fuerteventura looked to land well past the normal touchdown point and has pulled off to the right at the very end onto the grass. Winds at the time south-westerly at 8kts, surface dry.
RT between tower / flight deck and fire crews indicate a reported brake problem. Pax being disembarked by stairs.
RT between tower / flight deck and fire crews indicate a reported brake problem. Pax being disembarked by stairs.
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A plane with 180 passengers on board overshot the runway today at an international airport, a fire and rescue service spokesman said.
The incident happened at around 12.30pm at Leeds Bradford International Airport in West Yorkshire.
A West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said there were not thought to be any serious injuries.
He said the passengers on board the Airbus 320 plane were still disembarking following the incident.
The incident happened at around 12.30pm at Leeds Bradford International Airport in West Yorkshire.
A West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said there were not thought to be any serious injuries.
He said the passengers on board the Airbus 320 plane were still disembarking following the incident.
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From BBC (because the journalists always get it right)
Passenger plane overshoots runway
A plane with 178 passengers on board overshot the runway at a West Yorkshire airport on Wednesday.
The incident took place at lunchtime at Leeds Bradford International Airport.
A spokeswoman for West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said it is not thought anyone was injured during the incident and there was no fire.
All passengers on the Airbus 320 plane had been evacuated. It is not yet clear whether the plane was taking off or landing or which airline was involved.
Airport alert
A fire service spokeswoman said they had been alerted by the airport at 1245 BST that a plane had gone off the end of the runway and had sent 10 pumps with around 50 firefighters to the scene.
Working in conjunction with the airport fire service they evacuated all passengers by 1340 BST.
Eyewitness Brian Bevan told BBC Radio Leeds: "We were in the departure lounge and there was this aircraft very close to the end of the runway and it looks as though it's dropped off with its nose wheel hanging off the end."
He said he could see fire engines at the scene and passengers being brought off the plane.
Passenger plane overshoots runway
A plane with 178 passengers on board overshot the runway at a West Yorkshire airport on Wednesday.
The incident took place at lunchtime at Leeds Bradford International Airport.
A spokeswoman for West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said it is not thought anyone was injured during the incident and there was no fire.
All passengers on the Airbus 320 plane had been evacuated. It is not yet clear whether the plane was taking off or landing or which airline was involved.
Airport alert
A fire service spokeswoman said they had been alerted by the airport at 1245 BST that a plane had gone off the end of the runway and had sent 10 pumps with around 50 firefighters to the scene.
Working in conjunction with the airport fire service they evacuated all passengers by 1340 BST.
Eyewitness Brian Bevan told BBC Radio Leeds: "We were in the departure lounge and there was this aircraft very close to the end of the runway and it looks as though it's dropped off with its nose wheel hanging off the end."
He said he could see fire engines at the scene and passengers being brought off the plane.
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A Leeds Bradford International Airport spokeswoman said: "An A320 LTE aircraft
arriving from Fuerteventura at 12.40 had problems on landing which resulted in
it coming to rest at the end of the runway.
"The 171 passengers on board were disembarked using the aircraft steps and
coached back to the terminal with no reported injuries to any passengers.
"The Air Accident Investigation Team will look to identify the cause and it
is hoped the runway will be operational as soon as possible."
She said that no flights were currently arriving or departing at the airport,
but added that airport bosses were looking to resume the services as soon as
possible.
She added that the flights were expected to resume later today.
arriving from Fuerteventura at 12.40 had problems on landing which resulted in
it coming to rest at the end of the runway.
"The 171 passengers on board were disembarked using the aircraft steps and
coached back to the terminal with no reported injuries to any passengers.
"The Air Accident Investigation Team will look to identify the cause and it
is hoped the runway will be operational as soon as possible."
She said that no flights were currently arriving or departing at the airport,
but added that airport bosses were looking to resume the services as soon as
possible.
She added that the flights were expected to resume later today.
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As Timmcat says, landed well after the normal point (viewed from the southside), just after the intersection for 27/09, no headwind, 5-8kt crosswind, therefore possibly a bit fast as well?
All speculation until investigation, at least nobody was injured!
YYZ
All speculation until investigation, at least nobody was injured!
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Max Angle was bang out of order.
Back to the thread:
No advanced warning of a problem with the aircraft (i.e. "Pan" or "Mayday") and no apparent shout to ATC on the rollout that there was a problem.
Not a particularly challenging runway in terms of length compared to the aircraft involved even if it did land 'slightly long'.
Weather- generally fine.
Brake failure anybody?
Is 14/32 it still closed?
Back to the thread:
No advanced warning of a problem with the aircraft (i.e. "Pan" or "Mayday") and no apparent shout to ATC on the rollout that there was a problem.
Not a particularly challenging runway in terms of length compared to the aircraft involved even if it did land 'slightly long'.
Weather- generally fine.
Brake failure anybody?
Is 14/32 it still closed?
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Hi guys,
I wouldn't get too excited. ILS not in use and NDB being used for app if needed but with 30k vis cant see it being an issue. ATC handling workload <slight> fine and 32 for t/o 14 for landing. Well done to LBA staff and inbounds for continueing <sp> to keep a professional service.........as expected. Would love to know more about 320 but don't want to get involved in speculation, I'm too busy studying for a Measurement and Control exam tomorrow.
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I wouldn't get too excited. ILS not in use and NDB being used for app if needed but with 30k vis cant see it being an issue. ATC handling workload <slight> fine and 32 for t/o 14 for landing. Well done to LBA staff and inbounds for continueing <sp> to keep a professional service.........as expected. Would love to know more about 320 but don't want to get involved in speculation, I'm too busy studying for a Measurement and Control exam tomorrow.
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Is it just me, or is there something odd about his flap config? That doesn't look like a landing flap setting for me (although I'm no expert on swept-wing jets) - looks more like a 'take-off' setting. Why would they be set to that after the incident? (assuming they've been moved at all after landing).
Maybe that could explain a thing or two? Or am I just barking up the wrong tree?
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Maybe that could explain a thing or two? Or am I just barking up the wrong tree?
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Why no chutes deployed - often situations of this nature will call for an evac as precaution - from inside it must have felt a very strange angle sitting forward and the crew would have no idea the mainwheels were still actually just on the hard surface.
At the very least must have been very hot brakes/wheels.....
At the very least must have been very hot brakes/wheels.....
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Just been on Look North.
Passengers said that they sat there for "ages" before the flight crew told them anything.
Now just a minor thought, but would it not be a common courtesy to tell them something asap rather than leaving them sitting there frightened out of their minds ?.
Remember too that most of those people that were onboard only fly maybe a handful of time a year, so what might not seem like a big deal to someone who flys for a living sure is to them.
Passengers said that they sat there for "ages" before the flight crew told them anything.
Now just a minor thought, but would it not be a common courtesy to tell them something asap rather than leaving them sitting there frightened out of their minds ?.
Remember too that most of those people that were onboard only fly maybe a handful of time a year, so what might not seem like a big deal to someone who flys for a living sure is to them.
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If I was up the pointy end sitting over the grass with my backside higher than my nose, I would DEFINATELY consider it a big deal - and a very bad day in the office!
Any confirmation this was a sub for MYT? Is it the regular carrier? MYT pulled out of LBA last year so presumably the flights have been subbed. I thought LTE were German....?
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Any confirmation this was a sub for MYT? Is it the regular carrier? MYT pulled out of LBA last year so presumably the flights have been subbed. I thought LTE were German....?
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