Nose wheel snag, pilot error may have led to Jet flight veering off runway
The Boeing aircraft veered 250 metres off the runway and its nose gear collapsed A snag in nose wheel steering or a pilot error may have led to the veering of Jet Airways Accident Mumbai-bound Boeing 737 flight at Goa airport on Tuesday morning. The incident took place at 4.45 am when the aircraft carrying 154 passengers and seven crew was lining up for take off at the runway. Ten passengers were hurt during evacuation. An investigation is underway to find the reasons behind the incident. Investigators will check the aircraft digital flight data recorder to know the cause. Investigators will also check runway surface conditions and the work patterns of the pilots. The Boeing aircraft veered 250 metres off the runway and its nose gear collapsed after getting bigger down in soft ground. Human error may have led to the incident. Breaking News An incorrect application of take off go around thrust (TOGA) can lead to runway excursions. "If the switc...