Atlas Air 747-8 inflight engine fire
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Atlas Air 747-8 inflight engine fire
"MAYDAY, MAYDAY" was declared, so that's already a good point for the crew
Atlas Air's Boeing cargo plane makes emergency landing after engine malfunction
Atlas Air's Boeing cargo plane makes emergency landing after engine malfunction
I thought this looks like compressor stall and multiple surges at first. Not so sure now. Good job gents.
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indeed, I had incorrectly 306T, but that seems to be for the -8I
In the meantime, attached the KMIA Departure comm's for Giant95 filtered out (in .zip as per forum requirements)
Who knows, I've the impression the pilot (on the comm's) is non-native US ... requesting the QNH
In the meantime, attached the KMIA Departure comm's for Giant95 filtered out (in .zip as per forum requirements)
Who knows, I've the impression the pilot (on the comm's) is non-native US ... requesting the QNH
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GE engine B747F engine fire after takeoff
Well handled, the engineering report regarding cause of this failure will be interesting
https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/349997
https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/349997
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I long for the day when ATC stops distracting crews by asking for hours of fuel. If I’m busy with an emergency, that’s the last thing I’m thinking of.
Surely there’s a table they can be provided that gives them a rough conversion to endurance. Any number I give over the radio is probably going to be an equally rough estimate.
Surely there’s a table they can be provided that gives them a rough conversion to endurance. Any number I give over the radio is probably going to be an equally rough estimate.
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I long for the day when ATC stops distracting crews by asking for hours of fuel.