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Old 8th Jul 2021, 12:47
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Dave Gittins
 
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My recollection of Kegworth was that a smell of burning on -200 and -300 737s was an indication of a failure on the side the flight deck air was fed from..

On a 737-400 they had swapped sides that fed the FD, which led to an immediate wrong conclusion as to which side engine had failed and a strong confirmation bias even when faced with the vibration indicator.

What similar issue could have affected the accident aircraft this time ?
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