FUEL LEAKAGE During Takeoff lead to Emergency Return. REAL ATC

On December 30, 2023.
An American Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 registration N338ST, performing flight AAL1327 from New York John F. Kennedy International Airport (KJFK) to Cancun International Airport (MMUN). Flight was cleared for take-off from runway 31L and started the acceleration when the aircraft on the ground DAL471 informed ATC that there was a fuel coming out of the right wing of American 1327. The controller informed AAL1327 and they stopped climb at 3000 feet, declared an emergency and returned to JFK.
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[@Boodieman72]

Kudos to the other pilot for letting them know.

[@Taladar2003]

When the controller mentions other aircraft he says they are going to 31R but the caption says 31L at 3:22 into the video.

[@dougaltolan3017]

Seems all calm and polite...
What we don't see or hear is the effect on all the planning and lining up that the controllers have in place for everyone else in the air.

[@ManMountainMetals]

Float stuck in the carburetor, need to bash it with a screwdriver handle till it comes loose.

[@Xanthopteryx]

Sounds correct. Just what I did on my old 8 hp outboard engine.

[@helpful5539]

Those passengers had to be kind of freaked out with that 360 turn after they thought they were off straight to their destination

[@Movieschnitt]

Wow, for one time the Controller didnt need to ask for fuel &souls- pilot delivered it with emergency call.

[@EuropeanRailfanAlt]

When was the last time a fuel leak happened on any aircraft (according to this channel's videos)?

[@MeirMaor]

What is the difference between "in sight" and "calling it in sight"???

[@TypicalDutchSaysHi]

In sight, we see it, calling it in sight, we will say it when we see it. Not yet.

[@craiglee3253]

None

[@uy_spotter]

@@TypicalDutchSaysHiis that standard phraseology? Never heard that before.

[@TypicalDutchSaysHi]

@@uy_spotter it’s not, but I hear it in the us once in a while. Definitely not in the FAA book

[@Xanthopteryx]

@@TypicalDutchSaysHi Just like "Declaring emergency". And there I rally think they should get it together and start following the procedures and rules. The "In sight" thing is not that important since it is very clear what it is about.

[@Aberadore]

Closed captioning is way off.

[@worlds_okayest_pilot_421]

It always is on a bunch of these channels, don’t know why the people who can’t understand ATC are the people who run these channels 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@Aberadore]

@@worlds_okayest_pilot_421 My guess is unedited or poorly edited AI generated.

[@williamstephens9945]

Missing bolts?

[@shanascontrino5737]

hmm a MAX 8

[@Neil-ru7kw]

We don't know the source of leak . Could be engine . Wait till you know before commenting . BE PROFESSIONAL !

[@Ignatiusyip1978]

Let me guess, boeing 737?

[@RLTtizME]

A North American Slepecki Turion.

[@CanyonBlue737Capt]

Let me guess, you've never heard of a surge tank vent, and are unaware that even magic Airbus airplanes have them, and are also unaware that even magic Airbus surge tank vents are subject to routine maintenance inspections, which occasionally result in the drain seat springs not properly sealing. How's that for a guess?

[@Ignatiusyip1978]

AA1327 is usually fly from JFK NY to CUN MX by 737max8
And yes, every one should work in the airline industry before they can even make a guess.
Not too long ago 2 737 fell off the sky after how many yrs no major accident again? And recently a nice big new window for passengers to enjoy the nice night view, and good quality pilot windows.
For your info I actually like Boeing over AirBus, more a pilot plane than the automatic European, if you don't want to improve and keep things the way it is be my guest, I don't even care

[@twiff3rino28]

Idk, but 17 is legal.

[@donQpublic]

737 Max- they should be recalled and discontinued.

[@viperdriver82]

MAX at it again

[@craiglee3253]

The proven Boeing quality.

[@CanyonBlue737Capt]

Yeah, because an Airbus surge tank vent has never had a leak. You groundlings are so silly.

[@mehdikatombe5605]

Vent surge or the fuel drain that got stuck after routine inspection. Nothing about the aircraft itself, mostly maintenance

[@MaynardFreek]

If it’s Boeing I ain’t going

[@CanyonBlue737Capt]

@@mehdikatombe5605 Exactly. But that doesn't fit the narrative of the Airbus fanbois and their extensive MSFS experience.

[@JMHTruck32005]

@@CanyonBlue737Capt Good One....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 X Plane 12....

[@mohammadhhabashizadeh6644]

Shitty quality , plane, Max Again

[@mohammadhhabashizadeh6644]

Shitty quality , plane, Max Again

[@mohammadhhabashizadeh6644]

Shitty quality , plane, Max Again