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Old 14th Jan 2008, 10:29
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B767 Spits a Tooth

Info just in B767 spits a blade coming out of perth

Anyone got the goss ?????
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Slow news day Fixit?



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Slow news day Fixit?
No, he speaketh the truth.

VH-OGD had engine failure on take-off/initial climb and had an air-turnback to Perth on Monday evening. Debris from engine damaged the inboard aileron immediately behind. Engine and aileron to be changed. New engine taken to Perth from Sydney on 747 freighter tuesday.

Qantas at the moment doing all possible to keep these more and more common incidents hushed-up. Therefore no press releases, passengers hushed, all swept quietely under the carpet.
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Old 14th Jan 2008, 20:27
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The information I have is that there was no 'failure' as such. Aircraft returned with high engine vibration. I don't know whether they shut it down on the way back or whether they came back with the engine running at idle.
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Given the dispute with it's engineers no wonder they are hushing it up.

Shades of between a rock and a hard place.
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As Big M described with engine at idle on the return. Heard a "buzzing" noise associated with higher vib. On thrust lever reduction noise and vib went away. Know this because we had a couple of quiet ales with the crew at the hotel a couple of hours later. Engr next day confirmed damage.
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CF6 or Roller?
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Vh-ogd - Cf6
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no inflight shut down then, that good for the etops, maybe they should include these engine at idle in the figures,
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Saw some pics of some OGV's pretty busted up. Whatever did happen it was pretty big!
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mr fixit you are correct..... on sunday evening vh-ogd a qf 767 suffered a turbine blade failure... the pilot reported 5 units of vibration and vibration felt through the cabin, this all went away once the throttles were retarded. On return to perth a subsequent inspection of the final turbine stage revieled quite a mess in the tail end of the engine and of course a nice hole in the inboard aileron..... So thats that,,,, not really worth a mention here...... Take a long hard look at yourselves boys,,,, You could have left that engine to the perth boys and girl..... the job would have got done, but the extra week of ground time just might have alerted someone to the need for more manpower at this undermanned station!!!! JUST REMEMBER BOYS YOU HAD A CHOICE TO SAY NO!!!! JUST LIKE OTHERS HAVE THE CHOICE NOT TO TREAT YOU WITH RESPECT ANYMORE........


TAKE 5 TO SURVIVE!!!!
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Tail wheel..........I put forth the motion that "732rule" be spanked and put on the shelf for a week for his naughty comments.....his 1st post is "choice" for sure!!!! ....all those favour.............
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To quote 732rule, I imagine that the moderators of this board should take a look at this person, name calling, atagonistic behaviour is not called for and I suggest he should be pulled aside for a discussion.

What about it powers to be...?

(quote) When are you overprotected, jumped up, holier than thou Lame's at QF going to realise that the days of 45 Lame's per steam driven 737 or 767 are dead and burried... What airline can hope to sustain growth when you leaches are trying to squeeze every last dollar out of your company for services that any MRO could provide for a 1/10 of the price you prima donnas are expected to be paid.. For **** sake, get real...
For God sake, it does not take a Lame to turn around a 737/767.. A bag chucker can do that... One normal MRO Lame can look after the line in PER... Where do you guys get off holding QF to ransom... Get real and let go of your pie in the sky dreams... You guys are a lost cause and the sooner you realise it the better it will be for the travelling public in Australia.. Viva the new world dream.. Viva the new QF... Oh and by the way, the ALAEA (lost cause) are only after one thing.. Self preservation.. Tossers....
Bye.... (quote)

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Never mind folks. 732rule won't be contributing any further.

This thread is NOT here for individuals to further an industrial agenda. Any such posts will be deleted.

Please stay on topic.

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Old 15th Jan 2008, 20:10
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So - do the guys who were driving OGD get automatic pass and credits for sim 072?
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Take a long hard look at yourselves boys,,,, You could have left that engine to the perth boys and girl..... the job would have got done, but the extra week of ground time just might have alerted someone to the need for more manpower at this undermanned station!!!! JUST REMEMBER BOYS YOU HAD A CHOICE TO SAY NO!!!! JUST LIKE OTHERS HAVE THE CHOICE NOT TO TREAT YOU WITH RESPECT ANYMORE........
did syd send over a hero team?
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Old 15th Jan 2008, 23:01
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Yes I believe they did, sources are sketchy but it is told to be an A330 crew which the ALAEA just helped out.

If indeed true

HOW QUICKLY THEY FORGET, !!!!
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it was a crew from servicing headed by CC
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So they couldn't find an excuse during school holidays to spend more time with their children? Shame Shame Shame.
I would have thought that as evryone is at work at the moment due to all leave being cancelled that sending a crew from sydney to change an engine would not be required.
How short staffed are they?
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B767 Maintenance Release Thread (Merged)

Oooooh do I have a doesy

Got a call from an old mate who was sitting on a QF A/C at Syd terminal "I'm stuck at the terminal waiting for the Ginger Beer to do some checks" Kool I thought the guys are TAKING 5

But no it seems the skipper was concerned about a blocked drain affecting his drip tray so MW said. I asked was an inspection carried out but the reply was stone dead cold

ARE WE SAYING THE B767 HAVE CRACKED DRIP TRAYS TOO !!!!!!

Anyone anyone Bueller Bueller ?????
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