EMBRAER 145 blows 4 tires at Teterboro after hard landing

Four tires failed during the landing rollout

The incident record supplied with the video says an Embraer ERJ-145LR, registration N244JX, burst four tires while landing at Teterboro, New Jersey. The aircraft then taxied to a taxiway rather than remaining on the runway. The same record says the passengers deplaned and were taken to the terminal by bus.

“AIRCRAFT BLEW FOUR TIRES WHILE LANDING AND TAXIED TO TAXIWAY WHERE PASSENGERS DEPLANED AND BUSSED TO THE TERMINAL.” — The incident description

What the available record establishes

The available identification lists the event date as 6 January 2026 and classifies it as an incident with no reported injuries. It also identifies the aircraft as an Embraer EMB-145LR. The public record does not establish the technical reason the tires failed.

The aircraft continued after the tire failures

The most useful operational detail is that the aircraft did not stop permanently on the runway after the tire failures. The available account says it taxied to a taxiway, where the passengers deplaned and were then transported to the terminal. That sequence distinguishes the event from a runway excursion or a crash.

What remains unresolved

The available sources do not provide a detailed maintenance examination, tire-failure sequence, landing speed, runway condition, or final damage assessment. Those details are therefore not presented as established facts here. The aircraft was subsequently recorded in service, but that later operational history does not by itself explain the incident.

Timeline

Accident Facts

Sources

• Video record / incident description
• Aircraft history reference