NTSB Preliminary Report Outlines JFK Airport Runway Incursion Near-miss | Aviation International News

NTSB Preliminary Report Outlines Runway Incursion Near-miss

The NTSB subpoenaed two pilots involved in a runway incursion at JFK International Airport after they declined a request for a recorded interview.

JFK Airport runway incursion image — This image from the NTSB preliminary report shows the path the American Airlines 777 was supposed to take (dashed lines) to Runway 4L along Taxiway K and the actual path of the airplane crossing 4L, the active runway, without clearance. (Image: NTSB)

By Colleen Mondor

February 15, 2023

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has released a preliminary report on a January 13 runway incursion at JFK International Airport. The incident involved an American Airlines 777-200 (Flight 106) that was taxiing and a Delta Air Lines 737-900ER (Flight 1453) that had been cleared for takeoff on Runway 4L.

In the NTSB’s February 10 report, investigators provided a straightforward analysis of the taxi instructions that were provided to American Flight 106: “AA 106 was instructed to taxi from the ramp to Runway 4L via taxiway B and hold short of taxiway K. As the aircraft left the ramp, the ground controller cleared AA 106 to cross Runway 31L at Taxiway K. Upon reaching the Taxiway B/Taxiway K intersection, AA 106 continued straight to taxiway J crossing runway 4L without ATC clearance.”

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