LOOK: A Boeing 737 passenger jet with 143 people onboard overshot a runway and skidded into a river at Jacksonville Naval Air Base in Florida.
Washington - A Boeing 737 passenger jet with 143 people onboard overshot a runway and skidded into a river at Jacksonville Naval Air Base in the southern US state of Florida on Friday, officials said.
This was confirmed by local Mayor Lenny Curry. "I've been briefed that all lives have been accounted for," Curry said on Twitter.
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