Plane Makes Hard Landing At Mitchell International
No One Injured
MILWAUKEE -- A Delta Connection flight had to make a hard landing Monday morning at Mitchell International Airport.
The right main gear blew a tire and landed at 10:17 a.m., according to a representative from Pinnacle Airlines Corp., which owns the jet.
It's unclear what caused the tire to blow out. Mesaba spokesman Joe Williams said there were no reports of debris on the runway. He said an investigation will be conducted.
Flight 2415, operated by Mesaba, originated from Detroit and was heading to Milwaukee.
As a subsidiary of Pinnacle Airlines Corp., Mesaba operates as a Delta Connection carrier under service agreements with Delta.
There were 26 passengers and four crew members on board the flight, Pinnacle Airlines Corp. said.
Passengers were taken into the terminal. No one was injured.
Please note this was a Delta connection flight operated by Mesaba
It's unclear what caused the tire to blow out. Mesaba spokesman Joe Williams said there were no reports of debris on the runway. He said an investigation will be conducted.
Flight 2415, operated by Mesaba, originated from Detroit and was heading to Milwaukee.
As a subsidiary of Pinnacle Airlines Corp., Mesaba operates as a Delta Connection carrier under service agreements with Delta.
There were 26 passengers and four crew members on board the flight, Pinnacle Airlines Corp. said.
Passengers were taken into the terminal. No one was injured.
Please note this was a Delta connection flight operated by Mesaba
