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Thu, Dec 30, 2010

NTSB Investigating Runway Excursion In Wyoming

B757 Ran Off The End Of Runway 19 In Jackson Hole

The NTSB has opened an investigation into an incident in which a passenger jetliner departed the runway while landing at Jackson Hole Airport in Wyoming.

At about 1138 MST Wednesday, American Airlines flight 2253, a B-757 (N668AA) inbound from Chicago O'Hare International Airport, ran off the end of runway 19 while landing at Jackson Hole Airport. No injuries were reported among the 181 passengers and crew on board.

The aircraft came to rest in hard packed snow about 350 feet beyond the runway overrun area. The weather was reported to be snowing at the time of the incident. No damage to the aircraft has been reported.

Senior NTSB Air Safety Investigator Joseph Sedor has been designated as the Investigator-In-Charge. At this time, parties to the investigation are American Airlines, Boeing, the Allied Pilots Association, and the Federal Aviation Administration.

FMI: www.ntsb.gov

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