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✈️ Takeoff Turns Into Emergency Stop After Tires Explode. As This American Airlines Boeing 737 was picking up speed and seconds from lift off, the tires blew forcing The pilot to slam on the brakes as the aircraft came closer to the end of the runway.Smoke and Debris can...

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