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Global Aviation News Article
September 12, 2006
Courier-Journal (Louisville, Kentucky), "Comair Airplane Crash News:
Airport diagrams incorrect; Pilots urged to be extremely cautious"
Diagrams of Lexington's Blue Grass Airport
issued to Comair pilots last week did "not accurately reflect
actual airport signage," the
company said in a memo to pilots in which it urged them to use "extreme
caution."
Pilots flying out of the
airport should ask air traffic controllers for assistance if they need helping
taxiing to the runway, according to a Comair memo Friday. The Courier-Journal
obtained an e-mail Comair chief pilot Steve Briner sent to pilots yesterday
pointing out the problem.
The notification comes
two weeks after 49 people were killed when a Comair jet crashed after taking
off from the wrong runway.
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