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Wed, Nov 08, 2006

Tennessee Governor's Plane Aborts Landing

Hydraulic Malfunction Makes Him Miss Last Campaign Stop

A chartered airplane carrying Tennessee Governor Phil Bredesen, his wife, and eight staffers to a campaign event Monday night experienced mechanical problems just as the plane was preparing to land in Jackson.

Pilots of the 12-seat turboprop aircraft, type unknown at this time, reported problems with the plane's hydraulic system after they extended the landing gear. The plane's crew opted to abort the approach and head back to Nashville, and its longer runway.

The plane landed smoothly, and there was just enough hydraulic pressure for the brakes to bring the plane to a normal stop.

The governor told the Associated Press, "The two pilots on the plane were extraordinarily professional"

Bredesen, a Democrat, is running for reelection against Republican state Senator Jim Bryson. Tuesday morning, he was back at work in Nashville, encouraging people to vote him back into office.

FMI: www.tennessee.gov

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