According to the NTSB, Air Canada Flight 759 was at just 85 feet of altitude when the pilots powered up its engines to abort the landing. The Airbus A320 dipped as low as 59 feet before climbing ...

Flight 759 cleared two fully-loaded planes on a taxiway by just 100 feet before roaring back into the sky.

Air Canada flight 759, en route from Toronto with 140 passengers and crew aboard, had been cleared to land just before midnight Friday on runway 28R, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.

Air Canada Flight 759, which took off from Toronto for San Francisco on Friday, July 7, nearly landed on a crowded taxiway — rather than its intended runway — when coming in for a landing at ...

Air Canada flight 759, with 140 people on board, was coming in from Toronto. The airbus A-320 was cleared to land on runway 28R at San Francisco International, but instead lined up for the taxiway ...

“As a passenger of Air Canada flight 759, I believe we have a right to know what happened, why it happened, and what can be done to make sure that no plane and its passengers are placed at such ...

Update | The National Transportation Safety Board released security footage of Air Canada Flight 759's near-miss of several planes while landing at San Francisco International Airport last July.

Air Canada Flight 759, a 146-seat Airbus A320, was cleared to land on Runway 28R, but the pilot “inadvertently” lined up for Taxiway C, which runs parallel to the runway, ...

Air Canada Flight 759 descended less than 100 feet above planes taxiing next to the runway at San Francisco International Airport before pilots abandoned the landing, as revealed in pictures ...

Air Canada flight 759 from Toronto was carrying 135 passengers and expected to land around midnight. After the near miss, the plane flew around and landed safely at SFO.

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