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FedEx 777 and Alaska 737 Come Within 300 Feet at Newark | Captain Steeeve
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15:50Now PlayingA passenger jet and a cargo plane came dangerously close to colliding at Newark… and it all came down to timing.
In this video, Captain Steeeve breaks down the near midair collision between an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 and a FedEx Boeing 777 — including the ATC audio, what went wrong, and the split-second go-around that likely saved lives.
This incident is a powerful reminder of how quickly things can tighten up in busy airspace — especially when intersecting runways are involved — and why pilots train constantly for moments exactly like this.
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