Nolinor and the Transportation Safety Board of Canada have clarified the nature of a landing gear malfunction involving a Boeing 737-400 at Mirabel International Airport.
One of the main landing gear “collapsed during landing,” in the incident on Nov. 27, the TSB said in a statement.
The TSB previously said the plane landed “with one main landing gear up,” and several media outlets reported the detail.
“The aircraft did not perform an emergency landing due to a failure of one of its main landing gear,” said Nolinor in a separate statement.
“This distinction is crucial for an accurate understanding of the event.”
