JetBlue Airbus A220-300 Triggers Ground Stop After Veering Off Runway In Boston

An  Airbus A220-300 operated by  JetBlue Airways rolled off a runway at Boston Logan International Airport on Thursday. The incident prompted airport officials to close the runway, while the  Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued a ground stop

The aircraft, inbound from Chicago, reportedly veered off the runway shortly after touching down. What may have caused the incident is unclear.

Flight Details

According to CNN, the plane was operating as JetBlue flight 312. Data from Flightradar24 indicates it landed on Runway 33L at approximately 11:49. The incident has resulted in departure delays of as much as 45 minutes and increasing. Due to the ground stop, all inbound flights are instructed to remain at their origin until 14:00 EST, according to FlightAware.

Simple Flying has reached out to JetBlue and the FAA to obtain more information.