Aircraft lands safely after windshield crack, Colorado Springs CO
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Other Non-Crime EventAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews stood by at Colorado Springs Airport for a SkyWest flight reporting a cracked windshield. Units were positioned at the airfield command post as a precaution. The aircraft landed safely and no assistance was required.
Audio|Heard on: El Paso CO Interop Group Calls
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03:33
Transcript:
00:00
AMR 40 responding with Engine 11.
00:02
Copy.
00:03
Colorado Springs Truck 4 responding, Charlie 8.
00:06
Truck 4 respond to ACP 60 please?
00:10
Truck 4 copy.
00:11
AMR 40 from Engine 11.
00:13
AMR 40 go ahead.
00:15
Are you good with the ACP 60's location?
00:18
Negative.
00:20
Copy that.
00:21
You're going down Milton E. Proby Parkway.
00:24
Take a right, Peak Innovation Parkway.
00:27
And then swing around till you get to Bud Roberson.
00:33
That ACP 60 is on the south end of the runway.
00:38
Break. Actually, AMR 40, we're coming up right behind you.
00:42
We'll just sneak in and ahead of you.
00:44
Copy.
00:45
Then I was coordinating on the other side.
00:47
Did I miss any traffic?
00:49
We're good with everything.
00:50
Four Engine 11 and AMR 40 so far.
00:53
Copy that. And attendant 120, airport 10, were you trying to get a hold of me earlier?
00:57
Yeah, I just sent tenant 111 out there.
01:00
Copy that, sounds good.
01:01
Thanks, sir.
01:02
410, tech 30 is at HP 360.
01:05
After that, if anything does happen where we need to take AMR and CS50 out, I'm gonna close Echo 8 and the runway, so just keep that in mind if we do need to bring EMS onto the airfield.
01:18
I have access on the airfield along with the call-in.
01:20
And then if you could relay that to tenants 111 as well and make sure they understand where they'd be going should that.
01:27
Thank you.
01:30
111 copy.
01:32
Hey board 10, this is chief 2.
01:34
Do you have a tail number for this plane?
01:37
It's going to be flight number SkyWest 6355, tail number (number withheld).
01:45
And that should be landing here in a few minutes.
01:47
Sounds like they're landing one seven left, and they will not require any assistance.
01:54
We'll just follow them into the terminal ramp.
01:56
They have a small crack on the left side of the windshield.
02:00
Copy that.
02:02
Airport ten, he should be the next one after this C130.
02:06
Copy that.
02:09
Airport ops.
02:10
All of the companies, CSFD Engine 11 arrived.
02:13
ACP 60 staged.
02:15
Everything will be thank you.
02:17
Airport ten fire department is here at ACP 60, just escort them into the ADAC.
02:22
If you want to get on the ADAC, we shouldn't need their assistance, but go ahead and park on the west side of the ADAC.
02:30
Copy.
02:32
CSFD Engine 11 from Battalion 2, hold your position until we get all CSFD units with you.
02:39
Copy that.
02:40
Chief 20410, it'll be this American right here about to head up.
02:44
Chief, you got me.
02:46
And Chief 20410 is closed at this time.
02:48
If you would like follow or you can stay where I say.
02:52
Battalion 2, Engine 11.
02:54
Go ahead.
02:56
Right past that tree line was a little U-turn to get back onto Milton Proby.
03:02
Oh yeah, I know I missed it.
03:03
I'm looping back around.
03:07
Chief two reports in.
03:08
I will be Rickman way at this time.
03:11
Chief two covers all our reports in.
03:13
Yeah, terminated our portion.
03:16
He's trying to return the quarters now.
03:18
Copy that.
03:19
Airport off CSOT Engine 11.
03:21
They might want.
03:23
Engine 11, Airport 10, go ahead.
03:25
Has this call been terminated?
03:27
At this time you can stand down your response.
03:30
They landed fine and are taxiing under their own power.
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Location mentioned:
Colorado Springs Airport (COS), 7770 Milton E Proby Pkwy, Colorado Springs, CO 80916
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