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Qantas Flight 1 - Runway Overrun - 23 Sep 1999
Qantas Flight 1 - Runway Overrun - 23 Sep 1999
Case Study
23 September 1999 - Approx. 1546Z
Bangkok International Airport (VTBD)
Runway Overrun - Runway Excursion (RE)
On 23 September 1999, at about 2246 local time, a Qantas Boeing 747-438 aircraft registered VH-OJH (callsign Qantas One - QF 1) overran runway 21 Left (21L) while landing at Bangkok International Airport (VTBD), Thailand.
The overrun occurred after the aircraft landed long and aquaplaned on a runway which was affected by water following very heavy rain.
The aircraft sustained substantial damage during the overrun - costing $100 million dollars in repairs. None of the three flight crew, 16 cabin crew or 391 passengers reported any serious injuries.
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- - Airport & Route Climatologies,
- - Investigations,
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- - Document Review & Crisis Weather Plan Review,
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