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Old 4th Apr 2009, 09:43
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Boeing 737 - Emergency Landing Moscow

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60 Pax on board making an emergency landing in Moscow
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69 on board
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What is the source of information?
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Sky News has it along the 'breaking news' scroller - but it has been there since half 10!
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737 Emergency in Moscow

I have also been watching the scroller on Sky News. None of the other channels are reporting it yet. It may of course be dumping fuel.
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737 Emergency in Moscow.

Scroller on Sky just reported safe landing with no injuries.
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Since when do 737s dump fuel ?
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Latest 73's have a fuel dump valve located aft of the toilet dump valve and both work in unison....its been on the 73's since last April.
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from channel news asia:

MOSCOW: A Boeing 737 with 69 passengers aboard made an emergency landing at Moscow's Vnukovo airport on Saturday, returning safely just after take-off without causing any injuries, news agencies reported.

"The plane made an emergency landing. Nobody among the 69 people aboard was injured," a spokesman for Vnukovo airport told the Interfax news agency.

The plane, on Sky Express flight 229 from Moscow to the southern town of Sochi, experienced vibrations in its left engine and returned to Vnukovo shortly after taking off, an airline spokesman told RIA Novosti.

"The crew made the decision to return to Moscow for an inspection of the airplane," Sky Express spokesman Vitaly Korenyugin was quoted as saying, adding that there were six crew members on the plane as well as 69 passengers.

Sky Express is a low-cost Russian airline serving domestic destinations.

Fire engines and paramedics had gathered at the airport ahead of the emergency landing, Interfax said.

An earlier Interfax report had incorrectly given the plane's flight number as 137 and said it was flying from Sochi to Moscow instead of the other way round.
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...and there was no nearmiss of hospital/school/church involved??
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Latest 73's have a fuel dump valve located aft of the toilet dump valve
If you meant since April 1, very good
Otherwise, Bo11ocks !
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I flew on Sky Express last year between Moscow and St. Petersburg. AFAIK, their planes are maintained in Moscow by Lufthansa. Pax experience is a lot like that of U.S.-based Southwest.
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"If you meant since April 1, very good
Otherwise, Bo11ocks !"

Not so quick guys....some of the military varients of the 737NG have fuel jettison capability!

Just thought I'd mention it!

Cheers...FD...
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