Allegiant run off at FNL

[Brian Z]

http://cbs4denver.com/local/allegiant.air.plane.2.1042684.html

I did not know they had service there. 8500 foot runway, I wonder what happened?

 

[gne in prog]

didn't that happen about a year ago as well there?

edit- found it-
http://www.jetphotos.net/news/index...ight-overruns-runway-in-&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1

 

[Milesar]

Used to watch them operate out of there when I instructed, always looked like a tight fit! Not surprised about this, glad everyone was ok.

 

[MikeD]

Used to watch them operate out of there when I instructed, always looked like a tight fit! Not surprised about this, glad everyone was ok.

Maybe they need their own regional; just as the former Reno Air with MD-80s had Reno Air Express with their J31s.

 

[CRJDriver]

none of the 145 passengers and crew was injured.

Hey, at least they are filling their airplanes and making money..... Glad everyone is ok.

 

[docflyer]

Wow.
They go into SMX at 6,300 ft. Of course they just hop over to vegas so I'm sure they are real light on fuel.

 

[flyboywbl]

Talk about Cheap airfare! $29 bucks one way Bozeman to Las Vegas! shoot i can't even get a cab to the airport from my house for $29 bucks. How do they make money?!?!?

 

[MikeD]

Talk about Cheap airfare! $29 bucks one way Bozeman to Las Vegas! shoot i can't even get a cab to the airport from my house for $29 bucks. How do they make money?!?!?

It's all about where the bodies are buried..........

 

[Maximilian_Jenius]

It's all about where the bodies are buried..........

...what're you doing up? The suns out.. :insane:

 

[Number1atNumber2]

Used to watch them operate out of there when I instructed, always looked like a tight fit! Not surprised about this, glad everyone was ok.

[7500]
Where did you instruct at? I got my PPL at a school based in FNL.

 

[planejay]

http://cbs4denver.com/local/allegiant.air.plane.2.1042684.html

I did not know they had service there. 8500 foot runway, I wonder what happened?

again...this seems to happen atleast once a year....normally the runway is covered in ice though