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Close call at Boston's Logan Airport as 2 flights come within 300 feet of each other

Federal agencies are investigating a near-collision at Boston Logan International Airport where two jets came within 300 feet of one another.

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A close call occurred at Boston Logan International Airport involving an American Airlines jet and a Delta Air Lines flight. The incident took place at intersecting runways, forcing the Delta flight to abort its landing to avoid a collision.

Coverage from outlets including CNN, CBS News, Reuters, and The Boston Globe highlights air traffic control audio recordings that capture the tense interaction between personnel and flight crews. The Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board have launched investigations into the event.

Coverage does not yet specify the findings of these probes or any official determination regarding the sequence of events.

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Quick answers

Which agencies are investigating the incident?

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) are currently investigating.

How close did the two aircraft get?

The two jets came within 300 feet of each other.

What happened to the Delta flight?

The Delta flight was forced to abort its landing as a result of the situation.

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