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Salukipilot4590 09-08-2011 04:13 PM


Originally Posted by FlyJSH (Post 1051446)
You do realize the story you quoted is from 1996!


October 3, 1996 - A Continental Express aircraft, bound for Lake Charles, Louisiana, mistakenly lands at Southland Field in Carlyss. Link.
Plane lands right on schedule - at wrong airport

Note the copyright at the bottom of the page. ;)

http://fightpastor.com/fightpastor.c...10/04/doh2.jpg

lakehouse 09-08-2011 04:15 PM

http://www.sulphurdailynews.com/feat...ednesday-night

Continental flight lands in Carlyss by mistake Wednesday night
Plane bound from Houston to Lake Charles landed at Southland Field

By Brian Trahan, Executive Editor
Southwest Daily News
Posted Sep 08, 2011 @ 09:36 AM



CARLYSS —
When Southland Field built it's new state of the art T-Hangar here this past summer, it wanted to attract larger planes to the airport. Officials never envisioned having a Continental Connection plane land here though.

Some time after 8 p.m. Wednesday, a Continental Connection flight bound from Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport to Lake Charles Regional Airport mistakenly landed at the much smaller Southland Field — a freak occurrence that has happened at least two other times in the last 20 years. According to Sam Larsh, Southland Field Airport Manager, it happened twice in the mid 1990s.

lakehouse 09-08-2011 04:17 PM

haha to the DOH guys, look like it has happened then and now!

FlyJSH 09-08-2011 04:21 PM


Originally Posted by rickt86 (Post 1051447)
did it happen twice?? The flight aware for last Thur stops at the same airport as the story!

That seems to be a FlightAware glitch. If you look at this one

FlightAware > Continental Air Lines (United) (CO) #3222 > 03-Sep-2011 > KIAH-KLCH Flight Tracker

it appears the plane departed the newly installed runway 2 at IAH and landed somewhere short of Beaumont.

lakehouse 09-08-2011 04:23 PM


Originally Posted by FlyJSH (Post 1051454)
That seems to be a FlightAware glitch. If you look at this one

FlightAware > Continental Air Lines (United) (CO) #3222 > 03-Sep-2011 > KIAH-KLCH Flight Tracker

it appears the plane departed the newly installed runway 2 at IAH and landed somewhere short of Beaumont.

Ya that is true, I had the wrong flightaware, but the OP did have accurate news, it did happen last night, I posted the updated story, says it was the 3rd time in like 20 times this happened there.

FlyJSH 09-08-2011 04:31 PM

At his next interview.....

So, tell me about a time a decision you made that was a failure.

lakehouse 09-08-2011 04:51 PM

HAHA, seems like an easy mistake, esp if you did it a bunch of times without that airport being all lit up, then one night it suddenly was.

xjtguy 09-08-2011 04:56 PM


Originally Posted by FlyJSH (Post 1051461)
At his next interview.....

So, tell me about a time a decision you made that was a failure.

Yep, that sure would suck.

Probably a good thing the NorthWest guys that landed at the wrong field years ago probably won't have to be in that situation.

Positive_Rate 09-08-2011 05:01 PM


Originally Posted by xjtguy (Post 1051477)

Probably a good thing the NorthWest guys that landed at the wrong field years ago probably won't have to be in that situation.

Was just going to mention the Rapid City incident...though I'm guessing (hoping) these guys didn't try to take back off again...

squaretail 09-08-2011 05:19 PM


Originally Posted by On Autopilot (Post 1051435)
"One" word. FMS. Dan Robertson, he only hires the best!!!!!!

The picture in the article shows it to be a Saab. Doubt Dan hired the Saab pilots, unless you know something the rest of us don't.


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