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John Glenn International Airport

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travel1 year ago•1 min saved

"Spirit Airlines Expands Nonstop Routes from Columbus to Boston and Fort Lauderdale"

Spirit Airlines is expanding its nonstop flights from Columbus, Ohio, adding daily service to Boston, Massachusetts, and Newark, New Jersey, starting on May 8. This announcement follows the airline's recent plans to introduce daily service to New York-LaGuardia and resume service to Myrtle Beach, also beginning on May 8. The new flights aim to provide convenient and affordable travel options for Columbus residents, increasing the airline's Columbus service to eight nonstop destinations.

via NBC4 WCMH-TV|

#columbus #john-glenn-international-airport #nonstop-flights

aviation2 years ago

Dual Emergency Landings at John Glenn International Airport

A flight was forced to make an emergency landing at John Glenn International Airport due to an undisclosed issue. Air traffic control at the airport successfully guided the aircraft to a safe landing, ensuring the safety of all passengers and crew on board.

via ABC6OnYourSide.com|

#air-traffic-control #aviation #emergency-landing

transportation2 years ago•1 min saved

Recent Fires and Emergencies on American Airlines Flights

An American Airlines flight departing from John Glenn International Airport in Columbus, Ohio, had to make an emergency landing after a reported engine fire caused by a flock of geese flying into the engine. The plane landed safely back at the airport, and federal officials will be investigating the incident further. The emergency landing caused only minor flight delays, and the airport remained open and operational during the incident.

via WANE|

#american-airlines #emergency-landing #engine-fire

transportation2 years ago•1 min saved

American Airlines plane experiences engine fire during flight.

An American Airlines Boeing 737 was forced to return to John Glenn International Airport in Columbus after hitting a flock of geese, causing the right engine to catch fire. The plane landed safely, and no injuries were reported. The Federal Aviation Administration has launched an investigation into the incident. This comes just three days after another engine reportedly caught fire during takeoff from the Charlotte Douglas Airport in North Carolina.

via New York Post |

#american-airlines #boeing-737 #engine-fire