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The FAA is looking into a close call involving two commercial flights at Boston Logan International Airport, where they were reported to be 300 feet apart during landing. This incident prompted one Delta flight to abort its landing.
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The FAA is looking into a close call involving two commercial flights at Boston Logan International Airport, where they were reported to be 300 feet apart during landing. This incident prompted one Delta flight to abort its landing.
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