American slides off runway.

[Mickey]

An AA 737 slid off in Toronto.

 

[General Lee]

An AA 737 slid off in Toronto.

I thought it was Montreal? The nose gear got stuck in the mud after exiting on a highspeed? It was later towed to the gate I believe.


Bye Bye--General Lee

 

[GuppyWN]

Good thing it wasn't WN. We'd be overloading the server right now.

Gup

 

[FLYLOW22]

Just say it happened in Canada. Most Americans refer to Canada as Canada regardless of specific city or province anyway...

I think it's pretty cool that AA pilots can slide off of hot runways and cold runways in brand new jets with equal skill.

 

[Ex737Driver]

Just say it happened in Canada. Most Americans refer to Canada as Canada regardless of specific city or province anyway...

I think it's pretty cool that AA pilots can slide off of hot runways and cold runways in brand new jets with equal skill.

That's cold man.

 

[relief tube]

Good thing it wasn't WN. We'd be overloading the server right now.

Gup

SWA goes to YYZ? Didn't know that.

 

[pair_of_pratts]

From another website: picture
AvHerald: Report

 

[bubbers44]

High speed turn offs work quite well in dry conditions. Not so well in slippery conditions. It happens a lot. Be careful. Nobody got hurt and they will not have a lot of fun at the hearing. End of story.

 

[Mickey]

Montreal. Correct. I had Toronto on my brain for some reason? Their high speed was slick that night.

 

[Hovernut]

Reportedly tried to exit at E off of 24R at 70kts.

I'm in there all the time both in the front and back...commute there part time. I always get a kick out of people who land 24R and light up the brakes and reversers to exit at E when idle reverse and minimal braking gets you to a decent speed to exit at B2 where Ground is going to cross you at 10/28 anyway!

Glad everyone walked away and the a/c was at lest towable.