I didn't mean to cause panic or alarm during my very professional

you said collision not near collision yeah I should have said that there was a near collision instead of a

collision between two airplanes because if there was a collision that'd be a big

we would have been talking about that instead of Jason overpaying for sushi in the first

thing of the show. Yeah, I mean it would have been the first thing we would have been a big deal.

He didn't say he overpaid, he just said he paid a lot. Maybe it was worth it. I'm just kidding.

I'm trying to weave

in a joke sushi is expensive just this I completely that plus inflation is

is going to be expensive yeah meal but apparently there was a close call in the skies above Syracuse.

I could say Syracuse, New York, Jason, but everybody knows Syracuse,

is in New York when two airplanes nearly collided in midair Monday afternoon.

The two planes were carrying a combined total of 159 people.

The incident is under investigation by the FAA, but the near-miss appears to have

been caused by an air traffic control error. Communications between air traffic control and the pilots of the plane show that the American

Airlines flight was cleared to land on runway 28 at the same time that the Delta flight that was involved was cleared to take off from the same runway.

So the error appears have been caught first by the American Airlines pilot who asked,

quote, wait, who's cleared to take off on Q8? The American pilots sounded the alarm.

We see 3511, 30 stars go around.

Go around, Blue Street, 5511.

As that American flight climbed to about 1825 feet,

preliminary flight data shows it was on the same course

as Delta 5421 as it was taking off for New York's

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