
Dramatic Video! FAA Investigating ” Near Miss” Of Two Commercial Planes Over Syracuse , NY
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating a harrowing near-miss involving American Airlines and Delta flights over Syracuse, New York. Captured on a police dash camera, the footage shows the planes coming within just 725 feet of each other at their closest point. The incident occurred on Monday due to an air traffic control error that allowed one plane to take off from Syracuse Hancock International Airport while the other was cleared to land on the same runway.
The FAA aims to uncover the root cause of the error and implement measures to prevent similar incidents in the future. A spokesperson mentioned that an air traffic controller instructed PSA Airlines 5511 to execute a go-around maneuver to avoid the departing aircraft on the same runway. The incident has been widely circulated on social media, amplifying public concern over air travel safety.
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