Caribbean B738 at New York on Jan 17th 2015, runway incursion

Last Update: January 19, 2015 / 21:44:31 GMT/Zulu time

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Incident Facts

Date of incident
Jan 17, 2015

Classification
Incident

Flight number
BW-526

Aircraft Registration
9Y-JMF

Aircraft Type
Boeing 737-800

ICAO Type Designator
B738

A Carribean Airlines Boeing 737-800, registration 9Y-JMF performing flight BW-526 from Georgetown (Guyana) to New York JFK,NY (USA), had landed on New York's runway 22L, vacated the runway via taxiway J and was instructed and had acknowledged to hold short of runway 22R. While the aircraft taxied along taxiway J without slowing to stop at the hold short line, tower called "five twenty six, stop!" twice, then "1295 abort takeoff!". Tower subsequently called Caribbean 526 multiple times without response.

In the meantime Tower had cleared a Jetblue Airbus A320-200, registration N583JB performing flight B6-1295 from New York JFK,NY to Austin,TX (USA), for takeoff from runway 22R, the aircraft was accelerating for takeoff. The aircraft aborted takeoff at high speed due to the runway incursion by the Caribbean Airlines Boeing.

Around the time, when B6-1295 was cleared to line up runway 22R, and BW-526 was taxiing along taxiway J, flight "Redwood 56", Virgin America flight 56, received clearance to cross runway 22R at J and contact ground.

The Boeing 737-800 continued taxi to the gate, the occurrence A320 was able to depart about 90 minutes later and reached Austin with a total delay of 3 hours.

The FAA reported Caribbean Airlines flight 526 was travelling along taxiway J (editorial note: 2040 meters/6690 feet down runway 22R) when they taxied across the runway into the path of Jetblue flight 1295. Tower controllers immediately instructed the Jetblue to abort takeoff, the aircraft slowed safely, vacated the runway at taxiway G (editorial note: 1200 meters/3900 feet down the runway) and returned to the gate. The closest proximity was more than 2800 feet (850 meters).

Jetblue reported their pilots saw the crossing Boeing 737-800 and rejected takeoff. The aircraft returned to the gate for a standard inspection.

Caribbean Airlines indicated they are concerned with the occurrence and are complying with the investigation.
Incident Facts

Date of incident
Jan 17, 2015

Classification
Incident

Flight number
BW-526

Aircraft Registration
9Y-JMF

Aircraft Type
Boeing 737-800

ICAO Type Designator
B738

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