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utedrummer 07-29-2008 03:26 PM

Delta Emgerency JFK-SLC
 
Departed JFK for SLC, returned JFK and stopped full and parked on RWY about 19:20 ish.
Anyone know any info on it?

hgroberts 07-29-2008 03:46 PM

The delta website says the 7:00 flight (1581) arrived, flight aware says it doesn't know if it has arrived.

theaviator 07-29-2008 05:23 PM

I was on the ramp at about 5 or so and heard a loud bang. Looked over and saw a 737 rotating with a blown tire. I bet thats the one.

JiffyLube 07-29-2008 05:42 PM

Blown tire...

Delta plane makes emergency landing at JFK airport | ajc.com

"Flight 141, which was bound for Salt Lake City, circled Kennedy for several hours to burn off fuel, then dumped extra fuel over a nearby body of water before landing, said Alan Hicks, a spokesman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which oversees the airport."

A 737 that can dump fuel...??

Rhino Driver 07-29-2008 05:50 PM

Seems simple enough. Blow tire on take-off, circle for 2 hours to get to max landing weight, and then DUMP EXCESS FUEL??? Am I missing something here? :rolleyes:

JetPiedmont 07-29-2008 05:53 PM

I assuming that with 167 pax on board that it was an "NG". Do they have fuel dumping capability?

R1200RT 07-29-2008 05:58 PM


Originally Posted by Rhino Driver (Post 435574)
Seems simple enough. Blow tire on take-off, circle for 2 hours to get to max landing weight, and then DUMP EXCESS FUEL??? Am I missing something here? :rolleyes:

Not sure it's been a few years, but can a 73 dump anything?

Rhino Driver 07-29-2008 06:09 PM


Originally Posted by JiffyLube (Post 435567)
Blown tire...
"Flight 141, which was bound for Salt Lake City, circled Kennedy for several hours to burn off fuel, then dumped extra fuel over a nearby body of water before landing, said Alan Hicks, a spokesman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which oversees the airport."

A 737 that can dump fuel...??

No. Now the traveling public is going to assume that all those extra fees are being dumped into our waterways on a regular basis. Nice work Port Authority.

DAL4EVER 07-30-2008 05:55 AM


Originally Posted by R1200RT (Post 435576)
Not sure it's been a few years, but can a 73 dump anything?

The only thing the -800 can dump is poop following a flight. There is no fuel dumping capability on it. In fact, only the 767ER, 400 and 777 are able to dump fuel. I'm speaking for DAL aircraft only.


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