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Highlighted Accident & Incident Report CRJ7 / C172, Lehigh Valley, Allentown PA USA, 2008 (RI HF) (On 19 September 2008, at Lehigh Valley Airport, Allentown PA, at night, a CRJ-700 operated by Mesa Air Shuttle, with a valid take-off clearance, carried out a high speed rejected take off when a white navigation light was seen ahead on the runway. The runway was occupied by a previously landed Cessna 172 which, during the take-off roll of CRJ7, had advised the tower controller that it had “missed its turnoff”. An approximate 10 feet clearance between the two aircraft was reported.) SKYbrary Solutions AllClear? Toolkit Level Bust Toolkit TCAS Awareness Toolkit Safety behaviours: Guide for Pilots Airspace Infringement Early Action Package Operators Guide to Human Factors in Aviation Safety Culture in ATM Toolkit ICAO SARPS & PANS Search