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U.S. Airways flight makes emergency landing without nose gear
A U.S. Airways plane was forced to make an emergency landing without its nose gear at Bush Intercontinental Airport. (abc13.com) More...
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Flight track for AAL 1825 shows the additional missed approaches while they attempted to resolve the failure in flight -- https://flightaware.com/live/flight/AAL1825/history/20150209/2310Z/KPHL/KIAH
It states American Airlines, but the Embraer 190 is a regional plane... Who actually was the company behind this plane???
Likely AA operated under the US Airways certificate.
Doesn't look like American Airlines, American Eagle or its regionals, or US Airways Express operate the ERJ-190
Doesn't look like American Airlines, American Eagle or its regionals, or US Airways Express operate the ERJ-190
Little bondo and a wet sand
She be back in the air in no time.
Seriously great job by crew, not just the flying but the communication with the pasengers
She be back in the air in no time.
Seriously great job by crew, not just the flying but the communication with the pasengers
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AAL1825 makes no-nosegear landing at KIAH
An AWE flight codeshared as AAL1825 made a no-nosegear landing at IAH. No injuries.
http://abc13.com/511101/
AAL1825 makes no-nosegear landing at KIAH
An AWE flight codeshared as AAL1825 made a no-nosegear landing at IAH. No injuries.
http://abc13.com/511101/
"decided?" I guess given the alternative of staying up there until he ran out of fuel...