Boston Logan International Airport
Coverage of Boston Logan International Airport in the Nexus archive.
- FAA and NTSB investigate close call between two aircraft at intersecting runways at Boston Logan International Airport
The FAA and NTSB are investigating a close call between Delta Air Lines Flight 2351 and American Airlines Flight 3161 at Boston Logan International Airport, where the Delta flight performed an evasive go-around maneuver as the American Airlines flight accelerated for takeoff on an intersecting runway. The incident occurred amid recent aviation safety concerns, including turbulence and similar close calls.
- FAA investigating close call between two jets at Boston airport
The FAA is investigating a close call between two commercial planes at Boston Logan International Airport. Delta Air Lines Flight 2351 performed a go-around due to an American Airlines flight departing from an intersecting runway.
- Planes were just 300ft apart in Boston airport near miss, expert says
A Delta jet was approximately 300ft from an American Airlines plane during a near-miss incident at Boston Logan International Airport, forcing the Delta aircraft to abort its landing. The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incident that occurred on Saturday.
- Planes were just 300ft apart in Boston airport near miss, expert says
A Delta jet and an American Airlines plane had a near miss with approximately 300ft (90 meters) between them at Boston Logan International Airport, causing Delta to abort its landing. The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incident.
- Jets were 300 feet apart in Boston close call that forced Delta flight to abort landing, expert says
A Delta Air Lines jet aborted a landing at Boston Logan International Airport after coming within 300 feet of an American Airlines plane, according to an aviation expert. The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incident, which prompted a congressional hearing on runway safety. The Delta flight executed a routine go-around and later landed safely with all passengers and crew unharmed.
- Jets were 300 feet apart in Boston close call that forced Delta flight to abort landing, expert says
A Delta Air Lines jet had to abort landing at Boston Logan International Airport after coming within 300 feet of an American Airlines plane, prompting an FAA investigation. The incident, analyzed by aviation expert Todd Curtis using Flightradar24, highlights concerns over runway safety and will be discussed in an upcoming Senate hearing.
- Jets were 300 feet apart in Boston close call that forced Delta flight to abort landing, expert says
A Delta Air Lines flight aborted its landing at Boston Logan International Airport after coming within 300 feet of an American Airlines plane, prompting an FAA investigation. Aviation expert Todd Curtis called the incident significant, citing concerns over runway incursions, while the Delta flight safely executed a go-around and later landed normally with 129 passengers and six crew members.
- FAA investigates after incoming plane executes go-around due to aircraft leaving from intersecting runway
The FAA is investigating a Delta Air Lines flight that executed a go-around at Boston Logan International Airport due to another aircraft departing from an intersecting runway. The flight crew coordinated with Air Traffic Control, followed safety procedures, and landed safely after the incident on June 20.
- F.A.A. Investigates Near Miss Between Planes at Boston’s Logan Airport
The F.A.A. is investigating a near miss between planes at Boston’s Logan Airport. A Delta Air Lines plane was involved in the incident during a landing at the airport.
- FAA investigates close call between 2 aircraft that forced Delta flight to abort landing
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a close call between two commercial flights at Boston Logan International Airport, which led to a Delta flight aborting its landing. The incident occurred on Saturday morning.
- FAA investigates incident that forced a Delta flight to abort landing
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a Delta Air Lines flight that aborted its landing at Boston Logan International Airport to avoid a potential collision with an American Airlines plane departing from an intersecting runway. The Delta flight, carrying 129 passengers and six crew members, performed a routine go-around and landed safely, according to the airline and FAA.
- Major US airport launches offsite, ‘remote' TSA security screening. Here's how it works
Boston Logan International Airport launched a pilot program for remote TSA security screening at a Framingham terminal starting June 1, allowing eligible JetBlue and Delta passengers to complete security checks offsite. Participants can check in, print boarding passes, and screen luggage at Framingham before taking a secure bus to their terminal, with checked bags transported to Logan’s baggage system. The program costs $9 per passenger with free entry for children under 18, and potential expansions to Los Angeles, Atlanta, and JFK airports are under consideration.