Another bad news Allegiant story out of Florida.....
Allegiant investigates rough landing, cause of deflated tires on plane from Orlando - Orlando Sentinel
Allegiant investigates rough landing, cause of deflated tires on plane from Orlando
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Feb 4, 2016
Allegiant Airlines officials are investigating what caused two tires on a plane to deflate Wednesday night when it landed at Lehigh Valley International Airport in Allentown, Pa.
For Allegiant officials, the incident is just another on a list of investigations stemming from safety issues or concerns that have affected flights leaving Orlando Sanford International Airport.
In December, four flights that left Orlando Sanford were diverted for mechanical-related issues, including engine troubles, an "indicator light" coming on, and abnormal smell in one plane and a problem with a de-icing system on another.
None of the 158 people aboard Wednesday's flight were injured, according to Allegiant officials, who said the plane's tires deflated after it landed.
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Allegiant's pilots have publicly battled corporate leaders for more than a year about the safety and maintenance schedule of its fleet. Pilots have repeatedly raised questions about the safety of the craft they fly.