Hydraulic issue on 747 at Kansas City Airport runway, Kansas City MO
Medical EmergencyA 747 aircraft experienced hydraulic problems while landing on runway 19 left at Kansas City Airport. There were 146 people on board. Emergency services were staged for assistance.
Audio|Source: Kansas City Fire
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Transcript:
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Yes, ma'am, we have an alert to, runway 19 left.
00:03
We believe it's 747, blown for entire hydraulic issues.
00:07
Outside company's stage at overhaul base, 146 soles on board, unknown fuel at this time.
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146 boards, 19 left.
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We'll get them staged.
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Providence, service in quarters.
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Medic 18, 909, East 30th Street, sick person A3.
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Medic 18, 909, East 30th Street, sick person A3.
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Pover 19, in service and quarters.
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Dr. President, Mr.
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President. Dr. Chairman, No, emergency, one. 5.05, 2,000,
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car 108, car 130, car 302, Pumper 3, Pumper 16, Pumper 44, Rescue 90, Rescue 901, Rescue 91, Rescue 96, Truck 4, Truck 4, Truck 12,
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9200, Northwest 100, 12th Street, alert 2, come up on ARF, car 108, car 130, car 130, car 302, Pumper 30, Pumper 16, Pumper 44, Rescue 91, Rescue 92, Rescue 93, Rescue 96, Truck 4, truck 4, truck 12.
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9200, North West, 112th Street.
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Alert 2[1], come up on ARF.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Alert 2: Aircraft emergency alert level indicating an inbound aircraft with a known or suspected problem; units to stage at the airport
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Location mentioned:
Kansas City Int'l Airport (MCI), 1 Kansas City Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64153
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