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

The 35.8m-wide aircraft was running nearly 30m left of the 60m-wide runway’s centerline. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...

You know the moment– your plane is slowly making its way to the runway, your seatbelt is fastened, your tray table is locked, ...

It ran with its left main landing gear and wing off the runway for about 300m before hitting an aviation light on the runway’s left side and coming to a stop. The Land, Infrastructure ...

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 ...

Our pilots have reported that the new runway lights are even visible when tracking out of Wairoa,” Dylan says. Scoop is free for personal use, but you’ll need a licence for work use.