A Kalitta Air Boeing 777-36N struck its tail on the runway during a go-around at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, according to video footage posted by Insider Paper. The aircraft aborted its landing and the tail contacted the ground; no injuries have been reported.
Video footage circulating online shows a Kalitta Air Boeing 777-36N (a cargo-configured 777) striking its tail against the runway during a go-around at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. The aircraft, which appears to have been executing a low approach, aborted the landing and the tail contacted the ground during the climb-out. No injuries have been reported among the crew or on the ground. The incident is under investigation by aviation authorities. This is a separate event from previous Boeing 777 incidents reported in recent weeks.
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