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Longtimer
26th Aug 2018, 18:58
heads back to London Heathrow after engine failure

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Brussels Airlines A320 “Aerosmurf” heads back to London Heathrow after engine failure

By
André Orban (https://www.aviation24.be/author/sn26567/)-

26 August 2018



On 26 August, Aerosmurf, the Brussels Airlines Airbus A320 with a Smurfs livery, suffered an engine failure shortly after take-off from London Heathrow runway 27L. Only six minutes into the flight and at 7,000 feet, the right-hand engine failed, the pilots declared an emergency (Mayday) and headed back to Heathrow. Fifteen minutes later, the pilots safely landed the aircraft on runway 27R.
https://www.aviation24.be/airlines/lufthansa-group/brussels-airlines/aerosmurf-london-heathrow-engine-failure/

James East, one of the passengers tweeted the following: “Catastrophic right engine failure on Brussels Airlines Airbus A320 flight SN2104 forced us to return to #Heathrow this morning. Plane shuddered and had us all worried but crew were calm and professional. Landed safely to clapping as fire engines awaited our arrival.”