Gothamist reports:
The National Transportation Safety Board has subpoenaed an American Airlines crew involved in a runway incident at John F. Kennedy Airport.
The crew was onboard an American Airlines plane headed for London in mid-January when it crossed an active runway at JFK without air traffic clearance. The move caused a Delta Air Lines plane headed for Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic to abort takeoff.
The American Airlines flight crew has refused to participate in recorded interviews, according to the report, though members have already submitted written statements.
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The National Transportation Safety Board has subpoenaed an American Airlines crew involved in a mid-January incident at JFK Airport. The crew was onboard a plane headed for London that crossed an active runway, causing another plane to abort takeoff. https://t.co/8LddvKRjLG
β Gothamist (@Gothamist) February 11, 2023
The pilots who flew the American Airlines plane that almost collided with another jet at JFK last month have been subpoenaed by the National Transportation Safety Board https://t.co/je7oREv9AO
β The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) February 11, 2023
π¨NEW: FAA investigating near-miss between American B777 and Delta B737 at JFK Friday. AA106 crosses DAL1943 which aborts take off
πΉ@flightradar24 pic.twitter.com/3bnxFnHTGH
β Breaking News (@NewsJunkieBreak) January 15, 2023