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PHOTO GALLERY: Boeing 737 skids into St Johns River at NAS Jax

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Plane skidded off runway into St. Johns River from NAS Jax. U.S. Navy photos (Getty)
Photo of plane that overshot runway at NAS JAX landing in St. Johns River. Photo by NTSB
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Sky4 aerials over plane in water scene.
Sky4 aerials over plane in water scene.
Sky4 aerials over plane in water scene.
Plane overshot runway landing in St. Johns River. (NTSB photo)
NTSB investigator Dan Boggs holds the flight data recorder recovered from the Miami Air International Boeing 737-800 that overran the runway at NAS Jacksonville and came to rest in the St. Johns River in Jacksonville, Fla., on Friday.
Passengers rescued from plane that skidded off runway and into river gather in building at NAS Jax Friday night. U.S. Navy photo
Aftermath of plan skidding off runway at NAS Jax into St. Johns River. U.S. Navy (Getty)
Plane in shallow water of St. Johns River after skidding off runway at NAS Jax. U.S. Navy photo (Getty)
Rescue crews arrive at scene of plane in St. Johns River after it skidded off runway from NAS Jax. U.S, Navy photos (Getty)
Aftermath of plane landing in St. Johns River after skidding off runway at NAS Jax. photo by U.S. Navy (Getty)
Photo courtesy of Lance Haskins with the FWC
Photo courtesy of US Navy of plane in St. Johns River after skidding off runway at NAS Jax
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Morning after plane skids off NAS Jax runway and into St. Johns River
JRFD, other agencies use boats to rescue passengers after plane skids off runway at NAS Jax and into river
Rescue crews respond to plane in St. Johns River after it skidded off runway at NAS Jax
The Jacksonville, Florida, Sheriff's Office Marine Unit was called to assist the Naval Air Station Jacksonville in reference to an airplane in shallow water, according to the Sheriff's Office.
Morning after 737 charter plane skids off NAS Jax runway
Plane in St. Johns River Saturday morning after skidding off NAS Jax runway Friday night.

Plane skidded off runway into St. Johns River from NAS Jax. U.S. Navy photos (Getty)