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Door falls off Boeing 767 and plummets to residential street
Tuesday, 10 Sep, 2012
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A landing gear door from a Boeing 767 fell off an unknown aircraft and fell into a residential area 12 miles southeast of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
Local authorities said no one was injured.
The part, a piece of metal the size of a refrigerator door, fell in front of a home on a quiet street just before 7 a.m. on Friday, authorities said.
The FAA is trying to determine what aircraft lost the part in flight.
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