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WestJet Flight's Tires Reportedly Blow Out Right Before Takeoff Forcing Pilots to Abort
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An incident at Denver International Airport forced a WestJet jet to abort its takeoff. WestJet Flight 1571, bound for Calgary, was slated to depart DEN at 12:08 p.m. local on June 18, but two tires on its landing gear blew on the runway, prompting an emergency response. Passengers were deplaned and returned to the concourse.
WestJet said the crew acted promptly and responders attended immediately. Earlier in the week, Delta reported a tire issue on Flight 1966 from San Juan to JFK; the New York Fire Department said 46 units and 141 personnel responded, with no injuries, and Delta later clarified there was tread wear on one tire, not a flat.
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