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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Flights are running on time again at Sacramento International Airport following delays caused when a private plane slid off a runway.
Airport spokeswoman Laurie Slothower says no injuries were reported in the accident Friday.
One of the airport's two runways was closed for a time — causing more than a dozen flights to be either delayed or diverted.
The Sacramento Bee says (http://bit.ly/2wedPk7) the Aerostar plane slid into grass beside the landing strip. The plane had to be towed away.
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