Wednesday, February 8, 2012

JetBlue Flight 262 From Long Beach Blows Two Tires Landing In Sacramento
by Ryan ZumMallen | Archive | 08.26.10 | 
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UPDATE 4:00pm | Click here for SacBee coverage and click here for KCRA coverage.
 
3:45pm |
The Los Angeles Times is reporting that a JetBlue flight that took off from Long Beach made a hard landing at Sacramento International Airport. 

According to the LAT: JetBlue Flight 262 caught fire
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after two tires blew upon landing shortly after 1 p.m. Thursday, according to Fox 40 Sacramento. A passenger on board the aircraft told the station that passengers felt a hard bump and were told that the "brakes locked" upon landing. Fifteen people were injured when they evacuated the plane through the emergency slides. All passengers were bused to Terminal B of the airport from the runway. None of the injuries appeared to be life-threatening.

 


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Johnny Utah
According to my pilot friend, it is pretty common. Although, JetBlue is known for having tire problems.

O Levy
Thanx for the info! A guy at work had his flight cancelled unexpectedly yesterday (he was to fly out this morning from LB to NY). I'm guessing this was the reason. They were probably short a plane!

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