FAA incident report · Cndair CL6002B19 · Miami, FL · April 22, 2001
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(-23)Smoke in cabin deplaned pax on runway. Bussed to terminal. Taxied to ramp. Later ferried to home maintenance facility. No further action.
(-23)SMOKE IN CABIN DEPLANED PAX ON RUNWAY. BUSSED TO TERMINAL. TAXIED TO RAMP. LATER FERRIED TO HOME MAINTENANCE FACILITY. NO FURTHER ACTION.