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"We Just Hit Somebody" Pedestrian Struck By Plane At Denver Airport Overnight

16 min · 9. mai 202616 min
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A shocking and confusing story out of Denver International Airport just before midnight. A Frontier jet had to abort its take off after accelerating and striking a pedestrian on an active runway. No word on who the person was and how and why they were crossing the runway. We have the audio between the pilot and the air traffic controller moments after the collision, when the jet’s engine caught fire.” See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

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