Passengers aboard a Regional American Airlines flight were warned to 'brace for impact' after the Jet had reported an emergency on board.
De Jet, who operated as their regional carrier American Eagle, traveled on Thursday from Jacksonville, Florida to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
According to Flighttradar data, Flight AA4514 was called a 7700 transpondercode that is used to indicate an emergency.
The Jet managed to touch just before 10 hours, with one passenger told X: 'Brake problems so that we can be deleted for emergency braking. The spirits are now high!
“Shout Captain and Crew before everyone was prepared, it turned out to be a smooth landing.”
According to Flighttradar data, Flight AA4514 was called a 7700 transpondercode that is used to indicate an emergency
De Jet, who operated as their regional wearer American Eagle, traveled on Thursday from Jacksonville, Florida to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Dailymail.com has approached American Airlines and Philadelphia International Airport for comment.
It comes in the midst of concern about the safety of the air travel after a number of crashes with aircraft recently.
On Monday, a plane with 80 passengers crashed in Toronto and turned upside down on the runway. Fortunately, nobody was injured.
The crash was the fourth major aviation accident in North America in the past three weeks.
A commercial jetliner and an army helicopter clashed near Reagan National Airport in Washington, DC, killing 67 people.
A medical transport plane collapsed on January 31 in Philadelphia, in which six people were killed on board and another person on the ground.
That was followed by an airplane crash on 6 February in Alaska where all ten people were killed on board.
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