US EditionPrivate Aircraft Avoids Collision with u.s. Military Ship in the Caribbean One Day After the Incident Reported by Jetblue, According to Cnn
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Jetblue Avoids by Centimetres an Air Collision with an American Military Aircraft over the Caribbean
A JetBlue flight had to avoid a collision with a U.S. military aircraft overflying the transponder off in the Caribbean, an incident that falls within the context of military and geopolitical tensions in the region.
A Falcon 900EX jet flying from Aruba to Miami had to avoid the crash. U.S. Southern Command says it is reviewing the reports.
A JetBlue Airbus A321 connecting Curaçao to New York last Friday crossed the path of a US Air Force tanker over the Caribbean Sea. A collision was somewhat avoided in the words of a JetBlue pilot, which called into question air coordination between civilian and military aircraft. According to radio exchanges published on YouTube by air traffic control observers (see below), JetBlue B6xxx had barely left Willemstad Airport (Curaçao) when a KC-135…
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