Advanced Airmanship Training

January 19, 2017
Credit: CAE
Several minutes prior to midnight on Sept. 19, 2008, a chartered Learjet 60 bound for Van Nuys, California, aborted a takeoff from Runway 11 at Metropolitan Airport in Columbia, South Carolina, after several tires failed. The aircraft departed the 8,600-ft.-long runway, struck airport lighting...

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