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paparomeodelta
21st Jun 2012, 06:27
Just published in swedish media. Google translation:

Smoke on flight deck forces SAS to land

Shortly after takeoff from Newark Airport outside New York gushed smoke out of the cockpit.
SAS plane, an Airbus 330, was on its way to Copenhagen, but was forced to land in Bangor in Maine.


The plane, which, according to news agency Ritzau had 261 passengers and eleven crew members, had not flown far when the cockpit suddenly was filled with smoke.
The pilots were forced to land at the international airport in Bangor in Maine, says the Bangor Daily News.
Landing in Bangor went smoothly and after a survey announced airport manager Tony Caruso that no one on board seemed poisoned by smoke.
The flight was canceled and we are now trying to arrange housing for the stranded passengers, says Caruso

paparomeodelta
21st Jun 2012, 07:13
More of the same:

Plane with 230 passengers on board diverted to Bangor airport after smoke fills cockpit — Bangor — Bangor Daily News — BDN Maine (http://bangordailynews.com/2012/06/20/news/bangor/plane-with-230-passengers-on-board-diverted-to-bangor-airport-after-smoke-fills-cockpit/)

grebllaw123d
21st Jun 2012, 19:54
According information from a SAS spokesperson given to the Danish newspaper JP, the smoke was caused by a leak in one of the airconditioning systems.

The aircraft will depart Bangor shortly and is estimated to arrive in Copenhagen tomorrow morning 0615 local as SK6900 (acc. the CPH airport website).

Dream Buster
21st Jun 2012, 22:14
after a survey announced airport manager Tony Caruso that no one on board seemed poisoned by smoke.

I wonder if the airport manager is familiar with poisoning by smoke?

He would say that - wouldn't he?

Don't worry Mr Caruso - if there's engine oil in the passengers blood - that would be good evidence of poisoning - it seems to work for professional athletes.

http://www.aerotoxic.org/download/docs/testimonies/RMontmay.pdf

and more testimonies of poisoned aircrew and passengers:

Victims' Testimonies (http://www.aerotoxic.org/about-aerotoxic-syndrome/victims-testimonies)

How do they get away with it? :ugh: