The NTSB is now investigating two incidents involving FedEx Boeing 767 cargo jets, one in Texas and the other in Turkey this week when a plane landed on its nose. The post NTSB to deliver findings ...

The NTSB report includes testimony from pilots and air traffic controllers who said they thought the Southwest plane would take off faster to clear the runway for the incoming FedEx plane.

At 6:39 a.m., the pilots of the FedEx plane asked for confirmation to land because he was “concerned about the Southwest traffic,” according to the report.

They were able to keep the plane going straight but couldn’t stop until 830 feet beyond the end of the runway, the NTSB said in a preliminary report. Pilots used a slide to get out of the plane.

The US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has issued a preliminary report of a near-miss involving a Fedex Boeing 777-300ER and a Southwest Airlines 737 in Austin last month.

FedEx Plane Accidentally Lands On Wrong Runway, NTSB Report Shows The National Transportation Safety Board released a report that shows how a plane crash almost happened at Tulsa International ...

Investigators said Thursday that an incoming FedEx cargo plane came within less than 200 feet of hitting a Southwest Airlines jet last year in Austin, Texas, after both were cleared to use the same… ...

The FedEx and Southwest Airlines flights that nearly collided at an Austin airport over the weekend came within 100 feet of colliding into each other, federal investigators say. The incident at ...

The FedEx purple and orange are gone from the plane. The left wing is visibly broken off. We now know that 12 seconds after it landed the left landing gear collapsed. The report does not say why.

The NTSB said it would soon vote on proposed safety recommendations following its probe into the near-collision incident in Texas last year.

NTSB begins considering probable cause in a near-collision between FedEx and Southwest planes by: DAVID KOENIG, Associated Press Posted: Jun 6, 2024 / 09:19 AM PDT Updated: Jun 6, 2024 / 09:21 AM PDT ...