NTSB: United flight crossed runway at HNL while Cessna was coming into land

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - NTSB is investigating a “runway incursion” at Honolulu’s airport, the agency announced on social media Wednesday.

The NTSB said a United Airlines Boeing 777 crossed a runway while a Cessna 208B was coming in to land on the same runway.

NTSB investigating Jan. 23 runway incursion at Honolulu Int'l Airport that occurred when a United Boeing 777 crossed runway 4L and conflicted with Cessna 208B that was landing on runway 4L. No damage or injuries reported.
— NTSB Newsroom (@NTSB_Newsroom) February 15, 2023

The FAA said the Cessna belonged to Kamaka Air.

No damage or injuries were reported.

HNN has reached out to United Airlines, but they declined to comment.

This comes just days after learning about a December incident in which a United flight abruptly plunged toward the ocean after taking off from Kahului Airport. No one was hurt.

That incident is under investigation, too.

This story will be updated.