No fatalities

2009-12-22: American Airlines Flight 331 — Jamaica

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A Boeing 737-800 operating American Airlines Flight 331 overran the runway at Kingston Norman Manley International Airport on December 22, 2009, due to poor weather conditions. The aircraft broke apart on the beach, resulting in 85 injuries among the 154 people on board.

What happened

On December 22, 2009, an American Airlines Boeing 737-800, identified as N916AA, was operating Flight 331 from Miami to Kingston. The aircraft arrived at Norman Manley International Airport under adverse weather conditions. Upon attempting to land on Runway 12, the plane failed to stop within the paved surface and overran the runway end.

The aircraft continued its momentum across the ground outside the airport perimeter, eventually coming to rest on a nearby beach where it broke apart. There were 154 people on board, comprising 148 passengers and 6 crew members. The incident resulted in 85 injuries, with 14 of those being serious. No fatalities were reported.

Investigation

The source material does not provide specific details regarding the investigative process or findings beyond the immediate circumstances of the accident.

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