No Jordanian plane crash – Israeli rescue service

JERUSALEM (Reuters) – A Jordanian plane suffered a tire
puncture upon landing at an airport in southern Jordan on
Tuesday, an Israeli rescue service said revising an earlier
report that the plane had crashed.

“This was not a crash. The plane’s tire burst and the
ruckus appeared like a crash,” a spokesman for ZAKA told
Reuters when asked about the incident near Aqaba, on Jordan’s
border with Israel.
Jordanian airport officials said it was a cargo plane.