Flight returns Madrid - Bilbao to motive coating become detached
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Flight returns Madrid - Bilbao to motive coating become detached
Flight returns Madrid - Bilbao to motive coating become detached
Madrid, 11 may (EFECOM) .-An Airbus 320 of Iberia with 55 passengers that it realized flight between Madrid and Bilbao had to return to the airport of Barajas approximately 15 minutes after taking off of the same one after parting " part of the exterior coating with one with the engines " during the flight, confirmed the airline to Efe.
The plane, which took off from Madrid at his foreseen hour-6.45 hours - returned to Cards and landed with " absolute normality " towards the 7.00.
Before the aircraft was landing, the direction of the airport activated the local alert, the lowest of three levels of emergency of these facilities, without there was necessary the intervention of the different groups that mobilize in this type of situations - police, Guardia Civil, firemen and sanitary, between others-.
The sources made clear that the commander of the flight of Iberia 432 decided to return to Madrid instead of continuing his trip towards Bilbao because in Cards one finds the principal center of maintenance of the Spanish company, where one will proceed to the arrangement of the breakdown.
Once in land, the passengers were landed and moved, together with his suitcases, to another plane of the same company that detached at 9.05 hours course to Bilbao.
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How is this possible? Any explanation?
I dont know if the right word is "coating". Sorry for the mistakes.
Madrid, 11 may (EFECOM) .-An Airbus 320 of Iberia with 55 passengers that it realized flight between Madrid and Bilbao had to return to the airport of Barajas approximately 15 minutes after taking off of the same one after parting " part of the exterior coating with one with the engines " during the flight, confirmed the airline to Efe.
The plane, which took off from Madrid at his foreseen hour-6.45 hours - returned to Cards and landed with " absolute normality " towards the 7.00.
Before the aircraft was landing, the direction of the airport activated the local alert, the lowest of three levels of emergency of these facilities, without there was necessary the intervention of the different groups that mobilize in this type of situations - police, Guardia Civil, firemen and sanitary, between others-.
The sources made clear that the commander of the flight of Iberia 432 decided to return to Madrid instead of continuing his trip towards Bilbao because in Cards one finds the principal center of maintenance of the Spanish company, where one will proceed to the arrangement of the breakdown.
Once in land, the passengers were landed and moved, together with his suitcases, to another plane of the same company that detached at 9.05 hours course to Bilbao.
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How is this possible? Any explanation?
I dont know if the right word is "coating". Sorry for the mistakes.
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Sounds a non-event. Takes-off. Someone notices a piece of engine cowling missing / displaced / flapping in the breeze. Goes back to MAD since it is where best maintenance facilities are. End of story...
All IMHO - could be miles out since the translation is not ideal...
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All IMHO - could be miles out since the translation is not ideal...
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Thought it rang a bell.
Look here.
Hope it works. Looking out the window and seeing that flapping around would have been worrying for passengers to say the least.
Look here.
Hope it works. Looking out the window and seeing that flapping around would have been worrying for passengers to say the least.
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Woops…in-flight opening of cowlings on both engines, plus damage to tail. One photo of each side plus tail damage here:
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/577414/L/
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/577413/L/
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/577411/L/
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/577414/L/
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/577413/L/
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/577411/L/
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quote .....
"Very strange that both engines should suffer!"
I would suspect there's a strong clue in that statement !!!!
An "Event" for sure ...... thanks for posting it peb
"Very strange that both engines should suffer!"
I would suspect there's a strong clue in that statement !!!!
An "Event" for sure ...... thanks for posting it peb
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That report refers to IAE V2500 engines, this aircraft has CFM56-5's. I know that the BA and GB airways Airbuses have to have a duplicate inspection for correct cowling closure due to a number of incidents previously on the V2500 powered aircraft. The latches were modified on that engine. This looks more like an oversight by someone, though if a cowling is unlatched the latches tend to hang down so should be obvious on a walk round.
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Orangy Bits......
Issues at a certain British carry that likes the colour
red has lead to doing just that on the A346.
I'm not certain as to which particular latch it is on the cowling but one of them is painted bright orange to highlight any "de-location" prior to departure. This would be on the Trent 500
red has lead to doing just that on the A346.
I'm not certain as to which particular latch it is on the cowling but one of them is painted bright orange to highlight any "de-location" prior to departure. This would be on the Trent 500
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This looks more like an oversight by someone, though if a cowling is unlatched the latches tend to hang down so should be obvious on a walk round.