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Posted on 07/23/2025 6:54:37 AM PDT by BenLurkin
A US-bound Delta flight with at least 150 people onboard was forced to hit the brakes during takeoff in Mexico this week when another jet nearly landed on top of it.
Delta Flight 590 had just started rolling down the runway at Aeropuerto Internacional Benito Juárez in Mexico City on Monday when the regional AeroMéxico plane suddenly flew overhead and landed in front of it, Flightradar 24 data showed.
The regional jet came within less than 200 feet of the Atlanta-bound Delta flight, CNN reported.
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Alert! Wake turbulence!
yea, this shouldn’t happen.
Aviation Ping!......................
Aeromexico puts graffiti on their planes??????????
Well, EXCUUUUSE ME!
Somehow they will blame Trump for this..................
Sounds like AeroMexico tried to turn the Delta jet into a taco shell. A Runway Taco.
CPAC meeting there.
Aeromexico puts graffiti on their planes??????????
A colleague was killed in the 1991 crash at LAX when a United Airlines 737 landed on top of a Skywest turboprop on the runway.
Shades of Tenerife.
Delta sure has been in the news lately
Don’t
Ever
Leave
The
Airport
That was a (tragic) tower controller error, IIRC.
Why no video?
The AeroMexico pilot will need to write down a phone number from the tower—for a diving job at Casa Bonita.
PLEASE just post videos from YouTube and not trash, ad-drowning NYPost links, that only make Lachlan Murdoch richer.
Or global warming
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