Arkefly engine flameout 11th April
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Arkefly engine flameout 11th April
Today I heard over england the Arkefly flt 5361 with an engine flameout. do anybody knows what happened and if they landed safely in Shannon? tnx
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I thought their 767 was very seriously damaged after a colission on the ground with a light pole in Iraklion, the wing was severely damaged and more than a meter was cut off and fell on the ground.
Did they manage to fix that one ?
Did they manage to fix that one ?
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Yeah I think they did fix that one. Back in January an aircraft was undergoing significant repair and a Thomson 762/763 was used alternately to cover the longhaul routes affected.
Given the registration noted above I can only assume that we are again helping our Dutch cousins out.
Given the registration noted above I can only assume that we are again helping our Dutch cousins out.
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Yeah I think they did fix that one. Back in January an aircraft was undergoing significant repair and a Thomson 762/763 was used alternately to cover the longhaul routes affected.
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Can't say I know exactly which aircraft was were and without what part!
Either way it would seem that they are having somewhat poor luck with AOGs at the moment.
Either way it would seem that they are having somewhat poor luck with AOGs at the moment.
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As a matter of fact I think this is their 4th engine failure/shutdown in approximately 3 yrs, wonder what the CAA will say and what will happen to their ETOPS. I'm quite sure they have 120 min. now.
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B767-300 Erem
The aircraft in question are B767-300 EREM. They have PW4060 engines. They were originally delivered in 1990 to SAS. Thought these details make it easier for some of us to understand the above dialogue.
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The engine failure in Brazil occured more than 3 years ago after leaving Recife on its way back to AMS, reportedly because the engine ran out of oil.
Back then, ArkeFly was still known as Holland Exel.
The powerplant exchange in the Antilles doesn't qualify as a failure IIRC, so that makes for a total of only 2.
Once again a bit of a capacity crunch for OR, as one of their planes is presently flying out of BRU on behalf of JetAir while the infamous OO-TUC is down for a C-check.
Back then, ArkeFly was still known as Holland Exel.
The powerplant exchange in the Antilles doesn't qualify as a failure IIRC, so that makes for a total of only 2.
Once again a bit of a capacity crunch for OR, as one of their planes is presently flying out of BRU on behalf of JetAir while the infamous OO-TUC is down for a C-check.
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arkefly engine flameout
The thing was about Arkefly, when the aircraft went back to amsterdam. It had more problems. This time with the fuel jettison pump. On ground in ams there was fuel leaking heavily from the fuel jettison pipe.
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The "lady's and gentlemen , there is absolutely nothing to worry about" mentality still seems to exist.
It is amazing to see how people are still trying to make bananas look straight.
It is amazing to see how people are still trying to make bananas look straight.
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In brazil it was indeed Holland Exel instead of ArkeFly... It was in 2004
So yes, only 1 failure.
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The "lady's and gentlemen , there is absolutely nothing to worry about" mentality still seems to exist.
Please expand on just what exactly you are worried about.
Please expand on just what exactly you are worried about.