JetBlue Plane, Private Jet Have ‘Close Call' at Boston's Logan Airport: FAA
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Two planes had "a close call" at Boston Logan International Airport Monday night when one took off without clearance as another landed, federal aviation officials said Tuesday.
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BOSTON — A JetBlue pilot had to take “evasive action” while landing at Boston’s Logan International Airport when another aircraft crossed an intersecting runway, the Federal Aviation Administration said. The close call occurred at about 7 p.m.
Two planes had "a close call" at Boston Logan International Airport Monday night when one took off without clearance as another landed, federal aviation officials said Tuesday.
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a Monday incident in which a Learjet took off in Boston while a JetBlue flight was preparing to land.
The incident occurred Monday night while the JetBlue flight was preparing to land and a Learjet 60 took off without clearance, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
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