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Dallas: American Eagle ERJ Lands Safely with Hydraulic Failure


Pictured: an American Eagle Jet
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Contact Photographer Jonathan Morgan

What: American Eagle Embraer ERJ-145 en route from Dallas to Dayton Ohio
Where: Dallas
When: Jul 11th 2009
Who: 43 passengers
Why: Just after takeoff, the flight experienced issues with hydraulics. The landing gear failed to extend. Nearly an hour after leaving, the flight landed safely at the airport of origin, although “alternate gear extension” implementation was required.

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