The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating a Boeing 737 plane that slid off a runway in Jacksonville into the St. Johns River Friday night.
Boeing 737 aircraft sits in shallow water of the St Johns River after it slid off the runway at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, FloridaThe National Transportation Safety Board tweeted Saturday morning that a team of 16 investigators is being sent to Jacksonville, where a Boeing 737 jet slid of the runway Friday night into the St Johns River in Jacksonville, Florida.
No one was killed in the accident, and the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said 21 people were taken to the hospital for injuries. The plane was arriving at the Naval Air Station in Jacksonville. There were 136 passengers and seven crew members on the flight, which was coming in from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the Boeing 737 that skidded off a runway in Jacksonville, Florida, and into the St Johns River Friday night.
The federal agency tweeted that a team of 16 investigators arrived in Jacksonville Saturday to look into the accident, which sent 21 people to the hospital. No one was killed. Boeing posted a statement on Twitter nine hours ago saying it is"providing technical assistance at the request and under the direction" of the NTSB.There were 136 passengers and seven crew members on the flight, which was transporting active-duty military members, civilian government employees, and their dependents from Cuba's Guantanamo Bay naval base. The flight was operated by Miami Air International, a charter airline.
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