Boeing 737 MAGA again! Into River Now! @ US Navy Miami Air Station! GVGT GPGT!

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波音737美國佛州衝出跑道墜河！136乘客7機員獲救 21輕傷

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波音737又出事！一架載有乘客136人的波音737客機在美國佛州傳出意外，當地時間3日晚間，班機在降落佛州傑克遜維爾（Jacksonville）的海軍航空站時打滑衝出跑道，並掉入附近的聖約翰河（St. John’s River）河中。 機上有136名乘客和7名機組人員，全部獲救，其中有21人輕傷送醫院。傑克森維爾郡警察局在推文表示：「飛機沒有沉沒，每個人都活著且確認行蹤。」


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美國佛羅里達州傑克森維爾（Jacksonville）海軍航空站發言人說，載有136人的波音（Boeing）737客機今天降落後衝出跑道，落入附近的聖約翰河（St. John’s River）。這架班機是從古巴起飛，機上乘客136人。

傑克遜維爾市長柯瑞（Lenny Curry）也在推文表示，飛機未沉入水中，已派出消防及救難人員趕往現場，駐守附近的海軍陸戰隊也前往支援，目前機上所有人員都已尋獲且平安生還。機組人員正在努力控制水面上的飛機燃料。

路透社報導，航空站表示，從古巴關達那摩灣（Guantanamo Bay）航空站起飛的這家航班當地晚間9時40分時，衝出跑道落水。

航空站人員告訴美國有線電視新聞網（CNN）姊妹電視台WJXT，飛機試圖降落時，似乎在機場跑道上打滑，並衝入河道。航空站發言人表示，班機從古巴起飛。在場有緊急機動人員。

據當地媒體報導，有21人在此意外中受到輕傷。另有報導指出，此架波音737-800客機為國防部包機，機上搭載136名乘客和7名機組人員，疑似因為降落時氣候不佳而發生意外。



Boeing 737, Florida, rushed out of the runway and crashed into the river! 136 passengers 7 crew rescued 21 minor injuries

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Boeing 737 has another accident! A Boeing 737 with 136 passengers reported an accident in Florida, USA. On the evening of the 3rd local time, the flight slipped off the runway and landed nearby when it landed at the Naval Air Station in Jacksonville, Florida. St. John's River in the river. There were 136 passengers and 7 crew members on board, all of whom were rescued, and 21 of them were sent to the hospital with minor injuries. The Jacksonville County Police Department said in a tweet: "The plane has not sunk, everyone is alive and confirmed whereabouts."


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A spokesman for the Naval Air Station in Jacksonville, Fla., said the Boeing 737, which had 136 people, landed off the runway today and landed on the nearby St. John’s River. The flight took off from Cuba and had 136 passengers on board.

Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry also said in a tweet that the aircraft had not sunk into the water, fire and rescue personnel had been dispatched to the scene, and the nearby Marine Corps also went to support. At present, all personnel on board have been looking for Get safe and survive. The crew is working hard to control the aircraft fuel on the water.

Reuters reported that the air station said that the flight from Cuba's Guantanamo Bay air station rushed out of the runway at 9:40 pm local time.

Airline personnel told CNN's sister television station WJXT that when the plane tried to land, it seemed to slip on the airport runway and rush into the river. A flight station spokesman said that the flight took off from Cuba. There are emergency mobile personnel on the scene.

According to local media reports, 21 people were slightly injured in this accident. According to another report, the Boeing 737-800 was chartered by the Ministry of National Defense. It carried 136 passengers and 7 crew members. It was suspected that an accident occurred due to poor weather during the landing.

 

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The Boeing 737-800 in the St Johns River.Picture: Twitter
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Florida: Miami Air International Boeing 737-800 skids on landing, plunging into St Johns River
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A Miami Air International Boeing 737-800 has skidded on landing at Jacksonville Naval Air Station, Florida, and plunged into the St. Johns River according to Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry.

According to CNN, Mayor Curry tweeted that all 142 aboard had been accounted for.

CNN reported that “a spokesman from the Naval Air Station Jacksonville said a Boeing 737 slid off of a runway into the St Johns River at 9:40 pm ET.

Read more on the 737 MAX crashes here
The station told CNN affiliate WJXT that the plane appeared to have skidded off the airport runway while trying to land and ended up in the river.”

The 737-800 took off at 7.14pm from Guantanamo and landed at 9.41pm.

Flight distance was 1316km and the flight time two hours and 28 minutes.

The 737 is registered N732MA and was delivered to Miami Air International in April 2001.

MAI is a small charter airline with four 737s.

More to come.



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Boeing 737 flight from Cuba with 143 people on board slides into river in Jacksonville, Florida
Authorities say nobody on the Miami Air International flight was killed

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Published: 10:58am, 4 May, 2019


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A Boeing jet with 143 people on board from the US outpost at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, slid off a runway into a shallow river in Jacksonville, Florida, on Friday while trying to land at a military base there during a thunderstorm, injuring 21 people.
There were no reports of fatalities or critical injuries. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said on Twitter that all 21 of the injured were taken to a hospital, where they were listed in good condition.

The plane, a chartered Boeing 737-800 arriving from Naval Station Guantanamo Bay in Cuba with 136 passengers and seven crew members, crashed into the St Johns river at the end of the runway at Naval Air Station Jacksonville at about 9:40pm local time, a spokesman for the Florida airbase said.
“The plane was not submerged. Every person is alive and accounted for,” the sheriff’s office said on Twitter.
The sheriff’s tweet was accompanied by two photographs showing the plane, bearing the logo of Miami Air International, resting in shallow water and fully intact.
The mayor of Jacksonville, Lenny Curry, said on Twitter that US President Donald Trump had called him to offer help.
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“No fatalities reported. We are all in this together,” Curry said in a separate tweet.
A passenger on the plane, lawyer Cheryl Bormann, told CNN the flight, which had been four hours late in departing, made a “really hard landing” in Jacksonville amid thunder and lightning.
“We came down, the plane literally hit the ground and bounced. It was clear the pilot did not have total control of the plane. It bounced again,” she said, adding that the experience was “terrifying”.
Bormann said she hit her head on a plastic tray on the seat in front of her as the plane veered sideways and off the runway. “We were in the water, we couldn’t tell where we were, whether it was a river or an ocean.”
Statement from @NASJax_ reference the airplane incident in the St. Johns River. pic.twitter.com/DkfMDSavM2 — Jax Sheriff's Office (@JSOPIO) May 4, 2019
The military base is on the west bank of the St Johns River about 13km (eight miles) south of central Jacksonville, in the northeastern corner of Florida about 560km (350 miles) north of Miami.
Bormann described emerging from the plane onto the wing as oxygen masks deployed and smelling jet fuel she said seemed to be leaking into the water.
Bormann, from Chicago, said most of the passengers were connected to the military and helped each other out of their seats and onto a wing, where they were helped after some time into a raft.

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Miami Air International is a charter airline operating a fleet of the Boeing 737-800 – different from the 737 MAX 8 aircraft that has been grounded following two fatal crashes.
The charter company is contracted by the military for its twice-weekly “rotator” round trip service between the US mainland and Guantanamo Bay, said Bill Dougherty, a spokesman for the Jacksonville base.
It flies every Tuesday and Friday from the Naval Station Norfolk in Virginia to the Jacksonville air station and on to Cuba. It then flies back to Virginia with a stop again at Jacksonville, he said.
The rotator service typically flies military personnel, family members, contractors and other civilians travelling from the United States to Guantanamo Bay. But officials said the mix of civilians and military personnel on the plane that crash-landed was not immediately known.
A Boeing spokesman said the company was aware of the incident and was gathering information.
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There were no fatalities when the Boeing aircraft slid into the river at Jacksonville.
A charter plane carrying 143 people and travelling from Cuba to north Florida has ended up in a river at the end of a runway, though local officials say no critical injuries or deaths were reported.

 

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Probe begins after Boeing 737 slides off runway into Florida river

Aerial view of the Miami Air International Boeing 737-800 that overran the runway at NAS Jacksonville and came to rest in the St Johns River in Jacksonville, Florida, U.S., May 4, 2019. NTSB/Handout via REUTERS
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Federal investigators on Saturday (May 4) began searching for what caused a Boeing jetliner with 143 people on board to slide off a runway into a shallow river while landing at a Jacksonville, Florida, military base during a thunderstorm, injuring 22 people.

The Boeing 737-800 chartered by the U.S. military was arriving from Naval Station Guantanamo Bay in Cuba with 136 passengers and seven crew members when it slid into the St. Johns River at the end of the 9,000-foot runway at Naval Air Station Jacksonville on Friday night, authorities said.

Officials raised the count of people injured to 22, from 21, after a three-month-old child was admitted to a local hospital for observation, Captain Michael Connor, commanding officer at the Jacksonville station, told a news conference.

National Transportation Safety Board investigators have recovered an undamaged flight data recorder and it has been sent to Washington for analysis, NTSB Vice Chairman Bruce Landsberg said at the news conference.

"We expect to get a very full report on that shortly," he said.

Investigators said they are hoping to interview the crew on Sunday.


NTSB investigator Boggs holds flight data recorder from Miami Air Boeing 737 plane in Jacksonville, Florida

The cockpit voice recorder is in the tail of the plane and submerged underwater. Investigators will not be able to recover it until the aircraft is lifted out of the water, Landsberg said.

"We are going to be very careful in preserving the perishable evidence," he said.

Officials were determining the best way to remove the plane from the water, NTSB investigator in charge John Lovell said.

"There are some ideas being floated in terms of putting some sort of cushioning below it ... and moving it on those cushions," he said.

The U.S. Coast Guard placed floating booms around the jetliner to contain leaking jet fuel in the water, Landsberg said.

The plane, chartered from Miami Air International, was attempting to land at about 9:40 p.m. local time amid thunder and lightning when it slid off the runway and came to rest in the shallow water of the river, authorities and passengers said.

Landsberg said investigators will look closely at whether the weather played a role in the incident.

"It is a miracle. We could be talking about a different story," Connor said early on Saturday.

Active duty military members, civilian government employees and their dependents were on the jetliner, Connor told CNN.


Aerial view of the Miami Air International Boeing 737-800 that overran the runway at NAS Jacksonville and came to rest in the St Johns River in Jacksonville, Florida, U.S., May 4, 2019. NTSB/Handout via REUTERS

The military base is on the western bank of the St. Johns River about 8 miles (12.87 km) south of central Jacksonville, about 350 miles (563.27 km) north of Miami.

Miami Air International is a charter airline operating a fleet of the Boeing 737-800, different from the 737 MAX 8 aircraft that has been grounded following two fatal crashes involving that plane.

Representatives of the airline did not immediately reply to requests for comment.

A spokesman for Boeing Co said that the company was aware of the incident and gathering information.

The charter company is contracted by the military for its twice-weekly "rotator" round-trip service between the U.S. mainland and Guantanamo Bay, said Bill Dougherty, a spokesman for the Jacksonville base.

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