Un incidente aereo si è verificato sulla pista dell’aeroporto di Tokyo Haneda in Giappone alle ore 07:47 italiane (UTC+1) del 02.01.2024 ovvero le 15:47 locali (GMT+9). Un aereo Airbus A350-900 (JA13XJ), volo JL516 partito Sapporo con a bordo 379 persone (di cui 12 di equipaggio), al momento dell’atterraggio, autorizzato da ATC, ha investito un aereo della Guardia Costiera giapponese che si trovava in pista.
Entrambi gli aerei si sono incendiati dopo l’impatto.
Tutti i passeggeri e l’equipaggio dell’Airbus A350-900 sono usciti dal velivolo con gli scivoli di emergenza e non ci sono feriti (ad esclusione di alcuni con escoriazioni).
L’aereo della Guardia Costiera era un De Havilland Canada Dash 8-300 MPA DH8C (JA722A) carico di aiuti ed in partenza per Niigata colpita dal terremoto del 01.01.2024 (link). 5 persone sono morte ed una è rimasta 1 ferita gravemente.
CRONOLOGIA INVERSA
04.01.2023 – 14:00 – Visualizzazione dell’incidente e delle conversazioni tra torre di controllo e aerei.
03.01.2024 – 18:00 – Rilasciate le trascrizioni delle conversazioni tra la torre di controllo e i 2 velivoli
NEW DETAILS: A just-released Haneda ATC transcript points to *failure by the crew of the Japan Coast Guard plane* only moments before #JAL516 slammed into it.
The damning new evidence shows the tower told Coast Guard JA722A to taxi to spot C5—short of (but not on) runway 34R. pic.twitter.com/mICkwoBDuG
— Pete Muntean (@petemuntean) January 3, 2024
03.01.2024 – 17:00 – Informazioni e aggiornamenti
In yesterday’s Haneda runway collision accident, JL516 had been cleared to land while the Coast Guard DHC-8 was instructed to hold short at taxiway C5, according to preliminary data: pic.twitter.com/zlQ4R3LOZO
— Aviation Safety Network (ASN) (@AviationSafety) January 3, 2024
03.01.2024 – 04:00 – Le immagini dei due velivoli coinvolti. Per spegnere l’incendio del Airbus A350-900 sono servite 8 ore di lavoro dei vigili del fuoco.
Resti dell’aereo Airbus A350-900 (JA13XJ)
Resti dell’aereo De Havilland Canada Dash 8-300 MPA DH8C (JA722A)
03.01.2024 – 00:00 – Informazioni e aggiornamenti
As the sun rises in Tokyo, here are some screenshots from the live feed at Haneda Airport, a sad sight 😔@RadarBoxCom pic.twitter.com/r1NsO3VmwJ
— Flight Emergency (@FlightEmergency) January 2, 2024
Daybreak in Tokyo, revealing what’s left of the A350 that was once #JL516 #JAL516. There’s really not much left of the fuselage, and the cockpit is just kinda out there on its own.
Live video from @tv_asahi_news here: https://t.co/EhibAI0iWD https://t.co/v1nJLih8wO pic.twitter.com/2T6lpYCoeH
— Jason Rabinowitz (@AirlineFlyer) January 2, 2024
02.01.2024 – 23:00 – Informazioni e aggiornamenti
JUST IN: Japan Airlines says its crew *was cleared to land* by Haneda air traffic control before colliding with a Japan Coast Guard plane.
Audio from @liveatc details the crew of #JAL516 was cleared to land on runway 34 right. The crew reads back “cleared to land, 34 right.” pic.twitter.com/qvvIobK0bN
— Pete Muntean (@petemuntean) January 2, 2024
02.01.2024 – 17:00 – Informazioni e aggiornamenti
The Japan Coast Guard DHC-8 had entered runway 34L at Haneda Airport at taxiway C5 (480 m past the threshold) when #JL516 was landing, according to information shared in a government press conference. pic.twitter.com/0dT0yUelrK
— Aviation Safety Network (ASN) (@AviationSafety) January 2, 2024
02.01.2024 – 11:00 – Informazioni e aggiornamenti
:#JapanAirlines (JAL) Airbus A350-900 (JA13XJ) caught fire on the runway after landing at #Tokyo Haneda Airport. Reports are saying that the #Airbus collided with a Coast Guard plane. Flight #JL516 departed from Sapporo.#JAL #Japan #A350 pic.twitter.com/6Mrma3tDe7
— FlightMode (@FlightModeblog) January 2, 2024
Japan Airlines flight JL516, an Airbus A350-941, collided with a Coast Guard plane at Haneda Airport:pic.twitter.com/60DlACUDJc
— Aviation Safety Network (ASN) (@AviationSafety) January 2, 2024
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