Korean Air 737 slides off Runway in Japan

Korean Plane Goes off Runway in Japan; No Injuries - ABC News

A South Korean passenger jet overshot the runway at an airport in northwestern Japan, but no one was hurt, local television reported.

At least 19 flights into Niigata Airport were canceled Tuesday morning while an investigation continued into Monday night's incident, Tokyo Broadcasting System reported.

Korean Airlines Flight 763 landed at about 8 p.m. but could not come to a complete halt before the end of the landing strip and the Boeing 737 to rest with its front half in a grassy area at the end of the runway, the report said. The flight originated from Seoul's Incheon International Airport.

"I saw that the landing strip wasn't going to be enough, then "bam!" — it made a sudden stop," a passenger told TBS, without giving his name.

Japanese transportation authorities told the broadcaster there were no injuries.

 

Koreans off the other end of the runway this time
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I'm assuming they raised the flaps at some point after landing since they aren't down?

 

Perhaps they wee never deployed.

 

I'm with Bob...

They probably thought they had "AutoFlaps"... that they would deploy all by themselves.

 

Plane looks undamaged - shocking.

 

The Capt. was Ho Lee Chit and the FO Wee Too Long