Gulfstream IV Attempting Emergency Landing After Landing Gear or Tire Failure -KTEB
 

A Gulfstream IV, N101CV, suffered multiple tire blowouts or worse when departing KTEB Teterboro NJ this morning. The plane has been holding and flying around New England for several hours to burn off fuel. 16 passengers/crew aboard with an orginal destionation of EGGW (London Luton).

It will attempt to land at KSWF Stewart International, New York in several minutes on Rwy 9 (the longer runway). Hopefully the landing will be a non-event and the runway/airport will be reopened soon. ATC hopes to keep the shorter runway open if the intersection is clear.

Although the tail number is blocked from tracking sites, Flightradar24 was originally showing the unidentified plane course, but that has stopped. Previous reports that the plane would return to KTEB or land at KBAF are incorrect.

https://abc7ny.com/plane-with-blown-...rport/4019303/

It's N101CV with rapper Post Malone and fifteen others onboard, cleared ILS 9 at SWF.

Update, aircraft was able to land safely at Stewart Int'l, and taxi clear. Debris was scattered on runway and is being cleared.

Nice landing, the plane was able to clear the runway under its own power and will wait for a tow on taxiway A. :ok:

The airfield KSWF is expected to reopen shortly, about 45 minutes after N101CV landed. Other than some disgruntled folks who can't land at KSWF for a little while, there appears to be no issues remaining. N101CV will need some good A&P work before flying again however.

This thread can probably be moved to BizJets/GA now.