NEW: You can now listen to Fox News stories! Two passenger jets were too close together while approaching John F. Kennedy International Airport on Monday. The Federal Aviation Administration said that both flight crews responded immediately to onboard alerts. The incident is still under investigation. The airline stated that the crew received a resolution advisor during their approach to JFK. “They complied and, consistent with training and procedures, executed the go-around landing without incident.” UNITED PLANE AT SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT COLLISIONS WITH ANOTHER JET WHILE PULLING BACKWARD FROM GATE “The crew took immediate actions,” the airline stated. Safety is our number one priority, and our crews have been trained to handle many operational situations like this. The incident occurred at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday when Southwest Flight 507 approached the airport. The pilot then received air traffic control instructions which put the plane in the path of a departing aircraft from a parallel runway. Southwest Flight 1152 was the departing aircraft.
