UPS B744 at Anchorage on Mar 11th 2014, blew tyres and damaged gear doors on landing
Last Update: March 12, 2014 / 15:12:47 GMT/Zulu time
Incident Facts
Date of incident
Mar 11, 2014
Classification
Incident
Airline
UPS
Flight number
5X-63
Departure
Hong Kong, China
Destination
Anchorage, United States
Aircraft Registration
N581UP
Aircraft Type
Boeing 747-400
ICAO Type Designator
B744
The FAA reported the aircraft blew a number of tyres and a number of gear doors separated while landing at Anchorage.
Tower advised the next arrival landing on runway 15 that the prior arrival reported a 10 knots loss of wind at short final below 500 feet. The arrival confirmed the loss of 10 knots at 150 feet AGL due to wind. The aircraft was subsequently advised there might be foreign objects on taxiway R and was instructed to turn off the runway to the right (not left) onto taxiway W, then via taxiway Y to the cargo ramp.
The next arrival to runway 15 got their landing clearance cancelled and opted to circle onto runway 07L.
A runway inspection found large foreign objects on runway 15.
Aircraft Registration Data
Incident Facts
Date of incident
Mar 11, 2014
Classification
Incident
Airline
UPS
Flight number
5X-63
Departure
Hong Kong, China
Destination
Anchorage, United States
Aircraft Registration
N581UP
Aircraft Type
Boeing 747-400
ICAO Type Designator
B744
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