FDNY deploys 140+ personnel to JFK after Delta flight reported with flat tires on approach to landing Delta Flight 1966 from San Juan to JFK was met with a large response from the FDNY due to reports of landing gear trouble. The airline later clarified that only one tire experienced tread wear and the situation was precautionary. The aircraft landed safely without injuries and proceeded to the gate.

• Delta Flight 1966, en route from San Juan, prompted a large FDNY response at JFK.
• Initial reports indicated landing gear trouble, specifically “two flat front tires.”
• The FDNY deployed 46 units and 141 personnel for a potential emergency.
• Delta stated there was minor damage to one tire, not a blowout, and the response was precautionary.
• The aircraft was deemed suitable to continue and taxied to the gate without issue.
• No injuries were reported, and the scene was cleared quickly.