Delta airliner runs aground at Narita airport

Delta airliner runs aground at Narita airport

NARITA, Japan - A Delta Air Lines MD-11 bound for Atlanta has two flat tires shortly before takeoff and runs aground on the only runway of Narita airport July 17. The runway was temporarily closed for an emergency inspection.

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