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Reuters via Yahoo! News - Wed Dec 23, 1:41 am ET
An American Airlines Boeing 737 overshot the runway while landing in driving rain at the international airport in Kingston, Jamaica on Tuesday night, but the company said there were no fatalities or serious injuries.
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Reuters via Yahoo! News - Wed Dec 23, 12:39 am ET
An American Airlines Boeing 737 overshot the runway while landing at the international airport at Kingston, Jamaica on Tuesday night, the U.S. Federal Aviation Authority said.
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Chicago Tribune - Wed Dec 23, 8:47 am ET
KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) — An American Airlines flight carrying 154 people skidded across a Jamaican runway in heavy rain, bouncing across the tarmac and injuring more than 40 people before it stopped just short of the Caribbean Sea, officials and witnesses said.
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NPR - Wed Dec 23, 7:37 am ET
Both engines of an American Airlines jet tore off as the plane carrying 154 people skidded across the runway in heavy rain and stopped just short of the Caribbean Sea. More than 40 people were taken to nearby hospitals with broken bones and back pains, officials said.
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USA Today - Wed Dec 23, 11:09 am ET
UPDATE (11:09 a.m. ET, Wednesday, Dec. 23): Some of the latest updates are coming in American Airlines Flight 331, which overshot the runway ...
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Chicago Tribune - Wed Dec 23, 7:46 am ET
With a massive snowstorm expected to hit the Midwest this week, United Airlines is urging travelers to change their plans.
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Bloomberg - Wed Dec 23, 1:34 am ET
Dec. 23 (Bloomberg) -- American Airlines said a plane overshot the runway while landing at Kingston airport in Jamaica and that nobody was seriously injured.
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Chicago Tribune - Wed Dec 23, 12:46 am ET
MIAMI (AP) — An American Airlines spokesman says a flight from Miami has overshot the runway in Kingston, Jamaica, but came to a safe stop. He says there are no reports of injuries or fatalities.
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Fox News - Wed Dec 23, 12:16 am ET
More than 150 people onboard an American Airlines flight to Jamaica were lucky to be alive Wednesday after their rain-drenched plane ripped apart and skidded within 15 feet of collapsing into the roiled waters of the Caribbean Sea.
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CBS 11 Dallas - Fort Worth - 1 hour 29 minutes ago
An American Airlines flight from Miami with more than 150 aboard overshot a runway and skidded to the edge of the Caribbean Sea, injuring more than 40 people, officials said.
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New York Daily News - Wed Dec 23, 3:36 am ET
An American Airlines jet skidded off a runway in Jamaica and broke apart Tuesday night, but miraculously no one was killed, officials said.
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KBTX 3 Bryan - College Station - Wed Dec 23, 11:36 am ET
FORT WORTH, Texas - Both engines of an American Airlines jet tore off as the plane overshot a runway while landing during a rainstorm in Jamaica.
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Los Angeles Times - Wed Dec 23, 3:06 am ET
An airline spokesman says there are no immediate reports of serious injuries or fatalities in the incident involving a flight from Miami. An American Airlines spokesman said that a flight from Miami overshot the runway Tuesday in Kingston, Jamaica, but came to a safe stop. He said there were no immediate reports of serious injuries or fatalities.
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11 News Houston - Wed Dec 23, 10:01 am ET
An American Airlines flight carrying 154 people skidded across a Jamaican runway in heavy rain, bouncing across the tarmac and injuring more than 40 people before it stopped just short of the Caribbean Sea, officials and witnesses said. KINGSTON, Jamaica -- An American Airlines flight carrying 154 people skidded across a Jamaican runway in heavy rain, bouncing across the tarmac and injuring more ...
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LALATE - Wed Dec 23, 2:52 am ET
The crash of American Airlines Flight 331 in Jamaica has caused no deaths. The crash of American Airlines 331 in Jamaica from Miami caused no deaths, Tuesday night, but injuries are not yet clearly known. The crash of Flight 331 was upon arrival at Kingston, Jamaica. The Boeing 737 was reportedly at full capacity, roughly 140 [...]