What happened
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(-23) Continental airlines, flight 1492, enroute from houston, Texas, to Columbus, Ohio, landed and slid off the departure end of runway 10L at Port Columbus International Airport. The aircraft stopped approximately 267' off the end of runway in the snow. The passengers were deplaned by stairs and taken by bus to the terminal; there were no injuries to the passengers and crew and minor damage to the aircraft. The weather at 2310 was reported as winds 36013G21 2SM-SN 015SCT 025BKN 0320VC 29.85.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) CONTINENTAL AIRLINES, FLIGHT 1492, ENROUTE FROM HOUSTON, TEXAS, TO COLUMBUS, OHIO, LANDED AND SLID OFF THE DEPARTURE END OF RUNWAY 10L AT PORT COLUMBUS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. THE AIRCRAFT STOPPED APPROXIMATELY 267' OFF THE END OF RUNWAY IN THE SNOW. THE PASSENGERS WERE DEPLANED BY STAIRS AND TAKEN BY BUS TO THE TERMINAL; THERE WERE NO INJURIES TO THE PASSENGERS AND CREW AND MINOR DAMAGE TO THE AIRCRAFT. THE WEATHER AT 2310 WAS REPORTED AS WINDS 36013G21 2SM-SN 015SCT 025BKN 0320VC 29.85.
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