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An Alaska Air jet landing at Anchorage on Sunday had to abort & go around due to a chartered 737 that taxied onto the runway without authorization. A spokesman "downplayed the incident Sunday, saying the FAA estimates the two jets were 8,500 feet, or more than a mile, apart and air traffic controllers followed routine procedures."
Passengers were a bit alarmed, they said. Ya think?
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While we're on the topic of aviation, here's something you don't see everyday: "Injuries minor as plane collides with fishing boat in SW Alaska." It was a floatplane, 'kay? I'll give you two guesses which craft wound up upside down in the water, though. (No fair peeking!)
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And finally, there's this: "Warning to Kodiak boaters: beware of sleeping whales."
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Plane on way to runway, suddenly radically changes course. Yeah, that would bother me.
You betcha, PH. 30 feet off the ground, suddenly changes course & starts climbing?
That would do it.
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