Wizz Air emergency landind/bird strike
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Wizz Air emergency landind/bird strike
29th NOV.
Airline: Wizz Air.
A/C type: A320
It took off from BBU (Bucharest, Baneasa Airport, Romania) with the destination VLC (Valencia, Spain).
Apparently they had a bird strike and declared mayday a few minutes after take off. They were directed to OTP, the other airport in Bucharest.
Thay reported "engine vibration problem " and that they "lost the avionics door"(?!!).
Landed safely in OTP, ILS approach.
Airline: Wizz Air.
A/C type: A320
It took off from BBU (Bucharest, Baneasa Airport, Romania) with the destination VLC (Valencia, Spain).
Apparently they had a bird strike and declared mayday a few minutes after take off. They were directed to OTP, the other airport in Bucharest.
Thay reported "engine vibration problem " and that they "lost the avionics door"(?!!).
Landed safely in OTP, ILS approach.
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A Wizz Air Airbus A320-200, registration HA-LPF performing flight W6-753 from Bucharest (Romania) to Valencia,SP (Spain) with 141 passengers, encountered a flock of birds while climbing through 4500 feet after takeoff from Bucharest's Baneasa Airport. A loud bang was heard from the left hand engine, the crew noticed vibrations thereafter, shut the engine down, declared emergency and diverted to Bucharest's International Airport Otopi. The landing 12 minutes after takeoff was safe.
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you must be kidding . . . . . .
while climbing through 4500 feet ............... shut the engine down
Multiple bird strike at 900ft, no engine shut down
Everyone knows that speculation is what PPRuNE is all about, most of the time.
But here we do not just have speculation, more like pure GUESSES !
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It didnt reach 4500 feet. It climbed to 3000feet atfer it hit the birds as far as I remember, from the ATC recording.
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Mac - mac
I'm a believer.. but what kind of birds would fly at 4500ft in dark, fog...hmm. Maybe, they were wild ducks...but they are rumours around saying that Blue Air had digged trenches around BBU and they are catapulting large hulks of pork into Wizz engines
.. I would be not surprised!!
Anyways, they definatly have to do something about BBU wildlife... bird watching is routine, ocasionally even wild boar,deers, dogs,cats ( all wild ), it's like a safari.
Avec respect for za crew,
K...haha
.. I would be not surprised!!Anyways, they definatly have to do something about BBU wildlife... bird watching is routine, ocasionally even wild boar,deers, dogs,cats ( all wild ), it's like a safari.
Avec respect for za crew,
K...haha
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Thanks skytrax. Sh!t happens.
This time it was at or above 3000 ft and they got back safely.
Case closed, it would seem to me, until there is any special lesson to be learned this time.
Kanoknuahaha,
I thought it happened when it was still daylight. Anyway, birds fly VFR under conditions we'd never even dream about...
CJ
This time it was at or above 3000 ft and they got back safely.
Case closed, it would seem to me, until there is any special lesson to be learned this time.
Kanoknuahaha,
I thought it happened when it was still daylight. Anyway, birds fly VFR under conditions we'd never even dream about...
CJ
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If he didnt shut down the engine, was it necessary to declare mayday?
just asking...
As far as I know it hit the bird at 900ft and after that it climbed up to 3000ft and did the ILS approach to OTP.
just asking...
As far as I know it hit the bird at 900ft and after that it climbed up to 3000ft and did the ILS approach to OTP.
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I'm a believer.. but what kind of birds would fly at 4500ft in dark, fog...hmm. Maybe, they were wild ducks...
K...haha
i clobbered one at 7000 feet out of munich recently.....they do fly around in the dark and the murk. Many threads on this
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I'm a believer.. but what kind of birds would fly at 4500ft in dark, fog...hmm. Maybe, they were wild ducks...
K...haha
i clobbered one at 7000 feet out of munich recently.....they do fly around in the dark and the murk. Many threads on this
