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Near miss for Bon Jovi
published: Tuesday | January 24, 2006


Members of Bon Jovi, (from left) David Bryan, Tico Torres, Richie Sambora and Jon Bon Jovi, arrive for the 39th Annual Country Music Awards, in New York, November 15, 2005. - REUTERS

BANGSHOWBIZ.COM:

ROCK BAND Bon Jovi narrowly escaped serious injury when a plane they were on skidded off a runway after landing in Canada.

The group, fronted by John Bon Jovi, was on a Boeing 707 travelling from Buffalo, New York, to Ontario on Saturday to continue their 'Have a Nice Day' tour.

As the aircraft touched down, it careered off the runway before coming to a halt with its nose ending up stuck in mud at the top of a hill.

The incident was caused by heavy rain which made the surface of the landing strip extremely slippery.

Luckily, all 14 passengers, which included the band and members of their tour entourage, aboard the plane escaped unharmed.

An airport employee claimed the band was in "good spirits" as they were escorted from the aircraft, despite the terrifying accident.

A spokeswoman for the band has confirmed their tour will proceed as normal this week.

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