Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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A Boeing 777 painted in Qatar Airways livery made a near-zero altitude low pass over a Texas general aviation airport on June 24th, 2026 — then banked hard right, bringing the wingtip within feet of the ground. Now both companies have responded. Mammoth Freighters says the aircraft wasn't theirs to control. Jetran confirms it was their aircraft on a pre-delivery test flight — and says the maneuver does not reflect their operational standards. A circling helicopter, a pre-announced ATC callout, and an experimental airworthiness certificate add to the picture. The FAA is investigating.
YOUTUBE DESCRIPTION
A Boeing 777 painted in Qatar Airways livery made a near-zero altitude low pass over a Texas general aviation airport on June 24th, 2026 — then banked hard right, bringing the wingtip within feet of the ground. Now both companies have responded. Mammoth Freighters says the aircraft wasn't theirs to control. Jetran confirms it was their aircraft on a pre-delivery test flight — and says the maneuver does not reflect their operational standards. A circling helicopter, a pre-announced ATC callout, and an experimental airworthiness certificate add to the picture. The FAA is investigating.
