Delta aborts landing at Boston Logan after aircraft come within 300 feet

No reported injuries or casualties, but incident posed significant risk to hundreds of passengers and crew aboard both aircraft.

In the ordinary rhythm of arrivals and departures at Boston Logan International Airport, a Delta flight crew interrupted the expected with a decision measured in seconds and feet — aborting their landing to avoid another aircraft crossing their path at an intersecting runway, the two planes separated by no more than 300 feet. No lives were lost, but the incident opened a window onto the fragile choreography that keeps modern aviation safe, prompting the FAA to examine whether the systems designed to prevent such moments held up as intended. It is a reminder that behind every uneventful landing

Delta aborts landing at Boston Logan after aircraft come within 300 feet

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