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Yeah, I think ATA "got some". ;) TC
 
They are saying 13C.Wind 160/05 not a tailwind.Hopefully they were on speed and in the touchdown zone.
 
CNN rules!!! Interviewing a second hand 15 year old local girl witness "Who came running to the scene after she saw it on the news." And she got her information from "one of those passenger guys!"
 
Yeah, what great coverage...huh.. I'm in CA and this isn't even news worthy here.. You know not like a high speed chase.
 
canyonblue737 said:
SWA with HUD can do it at 3000 RVR.
Pretty sure you are right, but aren't you guys also required to only use available runway distance, and not gas stations, intersections, etc..
 
You oughta hear the drunk woman on CNN now.....

Glad to hear all the pax/crew are OK.
 
At least if it was 13C they could have grabbed a couple of burgers from the White Castle drive thru . . . .Seriously, glad that no one on board was hurt.

When I heard that Airtran was going to be adding more MDW flights this winter, this scenario definitely crossed my mind, as it does any sane person operating a jet into MDW in the thick of winter.
 

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