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Title: | Near-miss, Boeing 737, NZ 450 and Hawker Siddeley 748, ZQA 719, Wellington Airport, 2 July 1995 |
Micro summary: | This Boeing 737 landed while the HS 748 was still on the runway taking off. |
Event Time: | 1995-07-02 at 1308 NZST |
File Name: | 1995-07-02-NZ.pdf |
Publishing Agency: | Transport Accident Investigation Commission (TAIC) |
Publishing Country: | New Zealand |
Report number: | 95-012 |
Pages: | 10 |
Site of event: | Wellington Airport Runway 34 |
First Airplane | Second Airplane | ||
Departure: | Christchurch International Airport, Christchurch, New Zealand | Wellington International Airport, Wellington, New Zealand | |
Destination: | Wellington International Airport, Wellington, New Zealand | Nelson Airport, Nelson, New Zealand | |
Airplane Type(s): | Boeing 737 | Hawker Siddley 748 | |
Flight Phase: | Landing | Takeoff | |
Registration(s): | NZ450 | ZQA 719 | |
Operator(s): | Air New Zealand | Ansett | |
Type of flight: | Revenue | Revenue | |
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Minor/Non-Injured: | |||
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Executive Summary: | On Sunday, 2 July 1995 at 1308 hours a loss of runway separation occurred at Wellington Airport, where a Boeing 737 landed before a HS 748 had become airborne from the runway ahead. It was recommended that controllers apply conservative judgement; that CAA develop educational material on go-around procedures; that ACNZ review the use of language in MATS. |
Learning Keywords: | Operations - Airspace - Air Proximity |
Operations - Airspace - Air Traffic Control | |
Operations - Runway Incursion |
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