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02-04-2025
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Plane bounces on Tampa airport runway while trying to land, video shows
A dramatic video captured a small plane bouncing on the runway of Tampa International Airport while trying to land. The incident unfolded on March 27 as the red Cirrus SR22 propeller aircraft was arriving from the Myrtle Beach area. "Bouncing, bouncing, oh no! Don't crash! Holy c---" a voice is heard saying as footage showed the aircraft bobbing up and down. "Immediately upon touching down the aircraft began to bounce several times," Steven Markovich, a witness who was filming an aviation show at the airport, told Storyful. "Wisely the pilot aborted the landing and did a go around. Second time was a perfect landing." Ohio State Highway Patrol Investigating Small Plane Crash, Pilot Dead A spokesperson for the Federal Aviation Administration told Fox News Digital that the agency did not have a report on the matter. Read On The Fox News App "This appears to be a small private jet executing what is called a 'go-around,' which is not uncommon and is not considered unsafe," Tampa International Airport spokesperson Emily Nipps told Fox News Digital on Wednesday. Plane Crash Near Minneapolis Sends Home Up In Flames With No Survivors On Board "We don't have any information about the plane or its pilot/passengers, and no emergency response was activated on the day the video was posted," she added. The video ends with the plane making a safe landing at the Florida airport. "Second time was a charm," a voice in the video article source: Plane bounces on Tampa airport runway while trying to land, video shows
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02-04-2025
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WATCH: Man captures plane bouncing on runway while attempting to land at TPA
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA)— A pilot prevented a crash at the Tampa International Airport after a small plane started bouncing on the tarmac. A video from Steven Markovich showed a red Cirrus SR22 propeller aircraft attempting to land on March 27 at TPA. The airplane is seen bouncing more than once before going back into the air and landing smoothly the second time. 'Immediately upon touching down the aircraft began to bounce several times,' Markovich told Storyful. 'Wisely the pilot aborted the landing and did a go-around. Second time was a perfect landing.' The aircraft left from North Myrtle Beach and landed at 10:33 a.m., according to flight information. 'This appears to be a small private jet executing what is called a 'go-around' and is not uncommon,' said Emily Nipps, Director of Communications at the Tampa International Airport. Nipps said no emergency response was activated that day. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
