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Small plane ends up in a ravine at Livingston airport

The jet was unable to stop and slid about 500 feet past the runway, through barbed wire, and into a ravine on private property.

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Learjet ends up in ravine at Livingston airport after running off runway

According to Gabriel Chandler, owner of Yellowstone Air Services, the learjet slid about 500 feet past the runway, into a ravine on private property.

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Learjet ends up in ravine at Livingston airport after running off runway

According to Gabriel Chandler, owner of Yellowstone Air Services, the learjet slid about 500 feet past the runway, into a ravine on private property.

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Airplane crashes at Livingston airport after missing runway, passengers injured

The Park County Sheriff's Office confirmed with MTN News that an airplane missed the runway, causing passenger injuries at the Livingston airport on Thursday morning, Jan. 11, 2024.

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Airplane crashes at Livingston airport after missing runway, passengers injured

According to Gabriel Chandler, owner of Yellowstone Air Services, the learjet slid about 500 feet past the runway, into a ravine on private property.

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