BALDWIN: About a minute left, we're watching the Southwest plane. It's moving. Chad Myers joining me here. This is the plane. It landed at the wrong airport last night. It was supposed to land at Branson's -- what am I trying to say -- just the Branson airport, ended up at this Graham Clark Downtown Airport about seven miles distance. But the big issue was the difference in distance in the runways.</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: I mean, literally, we talked to Richard Quest earlier. He said this takeoff will be easy compared to the landing yesterday when they had full brakes, full everything trying to get this thing going, full reverse thrusters. Now, this is still a short runway. This is still a short taxiway. We've been watching for the wind to maybe help the plane out a little bit. It will be coming out of the west. Not much help. You want it from the south or from the north so the plane can take off in the shortest distance with a little bit of wind help. A cross wind doesn't really help here. Thirty-eight -- about 38, maybe 37-and-a-half-hundred feet for this thing to take off. We expect it to take off. Both engines are running and the lights are flashing.</s>BALDWIN: Let's remind people. There are no passengers on board. This is as light as they could get this plane. And these passengers were bussed last night, so you just have these pilots. We also did learn, and, of course, they're investigating. We learned that the pilots, as they investigate, have been grounded. So we have to leave the picture because I have to go to Jake Tapper, but hopefully this thing will be just fine. Chad, thank you very much.</s>MYERS: You're welcome.</s>BALDWIN: I'm Brooke Baldwin. Thanks for being with me. "THE LEAD" with Jake Tapper starts now.
Wrong-Landing Plane Attempts Takeoff from Tiny Airport