Boeing 737-800 (G-JZHE): Left main gear briefly ran onto grass landing in strong crosswind; no injuries.
Known facts
- Flight LS1310 Venice → Birmingham, Boeing 737-8K2 G-JZHE, runway 33, about 14:19 UTC.
- Landing came in strong crosswinds during Storm Boelo (METAR about 280/19G32 kt).
- After touchdown the aircraft veered left; the left main gear briefly ran onto grass before the crew steered back.
- Passengers disembarked normally; no injuries. Jet2 issued a statement.
Unknown / not claimed
- Any findings from the UK AAIB.
- Any damage assessment beyond the initial "none" reported by ASN.
Updates
- · operator statement
Jet2 told BBC that flight LS1310 "temporarily moved off the runway after landing" due to "exceptional weather conditions caused by Storm Boelo," immediately returned to the runway, taxied to the stand, and that everyone disembarked normally.
- BBC News — Storm Boelo / Jet2 statement — Tier B — carries Jet2 operator statement
Sources
- BBC News (includes Jet2 statement) — Tier B — national broadcaster
- Aviation Safety Network Wikibase #583782 — Tier C — supporting
Confidence label
Labeled Confirmed per the TurbineWire methodology. Steve moves labels as sourcing improves; corrections get a timestamp, not a shrug. Material changes append under Updates rather than silently rewriting the original card.
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