A runway incursion has been identified as a probable cause of the collision between a Japan Airlines jet and a coast guard plane at Haneda Airport. The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has reported 19 serious runway incursions in the country between January and October 2023.
The cause of the Jan 2 collision at Haneda Airport is still being investigated, though a runway incursion has been singled out as a probable cause. SINGAPORE - A runway incursion has been singled out as a probable cause of the fiery collision between a Japan Airlines jet and a coast guard plane at aA runway incursion is the “incorrect presence” of an aircraft, vehicle or person on a runway designated for landing and take-off, as defined by the International Civil Aviation Organisation.
Between January and October 2023, the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) identified 19 serious runway incursions in the country, all of which were classified as near-misses.Citing the inexperience of airline pilots, staffing problems and outdated technology as reasons for such accidents, the FAA also said the US has about 1,000 fewer certified air traffic controllers than in 201
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