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Topic: Plane Off Runway In YYZ Tonight? Username: Bakersdozen Posted 2008-12-17 02:36:44 and read 3061 times.Was flying YYC-YYZ tonight and had a 30 min hold over Toronto before diverting to Ottawa. Pilot said over the PA that a plane slid off the side of the runway in YYZ and the airport was shut -down. We tried waiting but had to bail due to minimum fuel.
We landed in Ottawa, sat on the ground ffor 2 hours, refueled, de-iced, and returned to Toronto. Total trip time 8 hours. A westjet flight diverted with us into Ottawa and returned to Toronto 5 mins after us.
Anyone have any idea what happened in Toronto? |
Topic: RE: Plane Off Runway In YYZ Tonight? Username: Spotter Posted 2008-12-17 03:47:13 and read 2936 times.Not sure but heard it was a dash 8, nothing major though, would have heard as I have been at work all night.
JR |
Topic: RE: Plane Off Runway In YYZ Tonight? Username: YVRLTN Posted 2008-12-17 19:47:12 and read 2294 times.http://www.globaltv.com/globaltv/ontario/story.html?id=1085900
2008/12/17
CADORS #2008O2813
Narrative: The (Air Canada) Jazz Air Limited Partnership de Havilland DHC-8 aircraft (operating as flight JZA7819) was taxiing in preparation for departure on a scheduled IFR flight from Toronto (LBPIA) (CYYZ) to Sudbury Municipal Airport (CYSB). The aircraft had crossed the threshold of runway 06L (en-route to runway 06R) and missed the turn onto taxiway DELTA, sliding into the grass are between taxiways DELTA and DELTA6. T.S.B. staff notified. Ops. impact -- unknown. |
Topic: RE: Plane Off Runway In YYZ Tonight? Username: FighterPilot Posted 2008-12-17 20:00:18 and read 2259 times.Kinda weird there was a similar incident in YYB.
Cal |
Topic: RE: Plane Off Runway In YYZ Tonight? Username: YVRLTN Posted 2008-12-18 20:56:27 and read 1949 times.
Not really, other than the operator and aircraft happened to be the same. YYB was landing (OK, how did they over shoot a 10,000' runway in a Dash????) and YYZ was taxying for take off. Considering the weather these flights operate in for a large portion of the year and the number of flights Jazz operate daily, its a credit to them there are not more accidents.
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