Northwest Airlines plane makes emergency landing at Albany airport
Monday July 17, 4:36 pm ET
A Northwest Airlines plane made a successful emergency landing at Albany International Airport just after 1 p.m. on July 17.
Flight 1515 from Albany, N.Y., to Detroit had just taken off from the airport when the crew identified a problem with one of the DC-9's two engines. The crew decided to return to the airport.
While taxiing to the Northwest gate the aircraft experienced some problems with its braking system, according to Albany International Airport spokesman Doug Myers. The passengers left the aircraft on the runway and were bused to the main terminal and rebooked on other flights. No one was injured. The aircraft will be out of service until repairs can be made.
Monday July 17, 4:36 pm ET
A Northwest Airlines plane made a successful emergency landing at Albany International Airport just after 1 p.m. on July 17.
Flight 1515 from Albany, N.Y., to Detroit had just taken off from the airport when the crew identified a problem with one of the DC-9's two engines. The crew decided to return to the airport.
While taxiing to the Northwest gate the aircraft experienced some problems with its braking system, according to Albany International Airport spokesman Doug Myers. The passengers left the aircraft on the runway and were bused to the main terminal and rebooked on other flights. No one was injured. The aircraft will be out of service until repairs can be made.