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Air France and American Airlines jets come close after takeoff from LAX

An incident involving an Air France jet making an unauthorized turn nearly resulted in a collision with an American Airlines flight shortly after takeoff from LAX on November 7. The FAA reported that the two aircraft came within 400 feet of each other. Air traffic control issued corrective instructions to avoid a potential accident.

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On November 7, an Air France jet made an unauthorized turn after departing from Los Angeles International Airport, coming within 400 feet of an American Airlines flight. The FAA reported the incident, which prompted immediate corrective instructions from air traffic control to prevent a collision. Aviation expert Steven Arroyo highlighted the rarity of such close calls and praised the air traffic controller's response.

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  • The incident occurred at approximately 12:20 a.m. on November 7.
  • Air France Flight 28 made an unauthorized turn after takeoff.
  • The two aircraft came within 400 feet of each other.
  • Air traffic control issued immediate corrective instructions.
  • The FAA is expected to investigate the incident further.
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