Small aircraft reports hot brakes before landing at airport
Medical EmergencyEmergency crews respond to a small private plane reporting hot brakes shortly before landing at the airport with four people on board.
Audio|Source: San Jose Fire
01:57
Transcript:
00:00Come in, 21, 20 alpha.00:03Ensign 20 alpha.00:0820 alpha. Should 20 alpha, Bravo, and Delta responding to staging locations?00:15And GEN 20 alpha, Bravo, and Delta respond.00:31I'm 10-5[1] responding on 10 of them.00:34The time.00:40Engine 18, Medical[2], 618, Skyway Drive.00:44You'll be a Primoth Arrow Drive and Rawway Drive.00:47Command 21, 20 Alpha.00:50And then 20 Alpha.00:5120 Alpha.00:5220 Alpha.00:5320 Alpha, Bravo, and Delta at staging locations.00:56We've arrived on to me.00:57We'll get an update from Air Traffic Control, and I'll give a size up in a minute.01:03And so 20 alpha.01:04And 21, 20 alpha.01:12And 20 alpha. 20 alpha is on scene.01:17We've got a phenom, which is a small general aviation, that's private.01:22Aircraft, it's about 10 minutes out.01:24The pilot is reporting to anticipate having hot breaks due to zero-degree flaps.01:30We have four soles on board, 90 minutes of fuel, and again about 10 minutes out.01:37And we'll be setting this up as Veneta IAC.01:40I'll give further update when the aircraft is on.01:47As GEN 20, also copy, you're setting up Mineta AC.01:49You have a phenom aircraft, it's motivation, 10-minute ETA, and the pilot reports, they have hot brakes through 20-degree flaps.01:56There are four souls on board.
00:00
Come in, 21, 20 alpha.
00:03
Ensign 20 alpha.
00:08
20 alpha. Should 20 alpha, Bravo, and Delta responding to staging locations?
00:15
And GEN 20 alpha, Bravo, and Delta respond.
00:31
I'm 10-5[1] responding on 10 of them.
00:34
The time.
00:40
Engine 18, Medical[2], 618, Skyway Drive.
00:44
You'll be a Primoth Arrow Drive and Rawway Drive.
00:47
Command 21, 20 Alpha.
00:50
And then 20 Alpha.
00:51
20 Alpha.
00:52
20 Alpha.
00:53
20 Alpha, Bravo, and Delta at staging locations.
00:56
We've arrived on to me.
00:57
We'll get an update from Air Traffic Control, and I'll give a size up in a minute.
01:03
And so 20 alpha.
01:04
And 21, 20 alpha.
01:12
And 20 alpha. 20 alpha is on scene.
01:17
We've got a phenom, which is a small general aviation, that's private.
01:22
Aircraft, it's about 10 minutes out.
01:24
The pilot is reporting to anticipate having hot breaks due to zero-degree flaps.
01:30
We have four soles on board, 90 minutes of fuel, and again about 10 minutes out.
01:37
And we'll be setting this up as Veneta IAC.
01:40
I'll give further update when the aircraft is on.
01:47
As GEN 20, also copy, you're setting up Mineta AC.
01:49
You have a phenom aircraft, it's motivation, 10-minute ETA, and the pilot reports, they have hot brakes through 20-degree flaps.
01:56
There are four souls on board.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-5: Relay (possibly referring to unit en route)
[2]
Medical: Medical Emergency
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Location mentioned:
San Jose Mineta International Airport (SJC), 1701 Airport Blvd Ste B-1130, San Jose, CA 95110
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