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Air China Boeing 747 fuel leak at JFK after refuelling truck drives off still attached

by Honesty Victor
September 3, 2026
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Air China Boeing 747 fuel leak at JFK after refuelling truck drives off still attached
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An Air China Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental suffered a fuel leak and minor wing damage at John F. Kennedy International Airport early Monday after a refuelling truck pulled away while still connected to the aircraft.

The incident occurred between 1:00 AM and 2:00 AM on 31 August 2026. The aircraft was parked at a terminal gate undergoing a routine turnaround.

The truck moved with two hoses still attached to the under-wing ports. The tension tore the aircraft’s fuel port connections, causing jet fuel to spill heavily onto the airport apron.

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JFK Port Authority fire crews deployed hazard containment protocols and washed down the spill. No injuries were reported among passengers or ground personnel.

Air China Flight CA982, bound for Beijing Capital Airport, was cancelled. Passengers were deplaned and accommodated by the airline.

The aircraft, registered B-2486, is 11 years old and remains grounded at JFK pending investigation and repairs.

Authorities have not released the name of the refuelling truck operator or said whether any enforcement action will follow. The Port Authority and Air China are expected to issue further statements as the review continues.

 

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