A Japan Airlines aircraft was forced to abort takeoff after likely mistaking runway lights for the centre line and hitting ...

A Japan Airlines aircraft was forced to abort takeoff after likely mistaking runway lights for the centre line and hitting some of them. Flight JAL377 carrying 80 passengers began its takeoff at ...

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Another aircraft took over Flight 377’s operations. According to the ministry, Runway D had been under repair since March with some of the center line lights having been sequentially turned off.

Upon receiving clearance to take off from air traffic controllers at the airport at 19:11 local time, the aircraft began its take-off roll. However, it transpired that the crew had inadvertently lined ...

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A Japan Airlines plane bound for Kitakyushu made an emergency stop after beginning its takeoff at Haneda Airport in Tokyo on Monday night, according to the transport ministry.

The Airport’s Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF)resources were notified immediately and responded to the aircraft that was located on runway 3-21. The Idaho Falls Fire Department was also dispatched ...

However, before coming to a stop, the aircraft hit a 70cm-long blue taxiway light, located beside taxiway D3. No injuries were reported in the incident. Runway D resumed operations after being ...