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Investigation Launched into Belgrade Runway Overrun

Serbia's Traffic Accident Research Center announced on February 22, 2024, the initiation of an investigation into an accident involving a Marathon Embraer ERJ-195, operated by Air Serbia, which overran the runway at Belgrade on February 18, 2024. Miscommunication between the flight crew and air traffic control led to the aircraft lining up at the incorrect runway intersection, with the crew opting to take off from a shorter runway length than planned. The aircraft subsequently struck the ILS monitoring antenna, causing substantial damage and a fuel leak, though it returned safely without injuries. The investigation focuses on the flight crew's miscalculation of take-off parameters and the decision to proceed despite the reduced runway length. Click image above for reading the full AvHerald article!

Pilot Expo 2024 Welcomes Aviation Enthusiasts

The Pilot Expo 2024 now opened its gates in Berlin, Germany: from February 23rd to 24th, it is expected to draw over 5,000 visitors, making it a premier event for aviation professionals and aspiring pilots. This annual gathering will showcase career opportunities, educational pathways, and networking prospects, featuring exhibitors from leading airlines, flight training schools, industry suppliers and YouTube channels such as AIRCLIPS.com . Additionally, the event will host high-profile conferences discussing the latest trends, challenges, and innovations in aviation, providing a vital platform for knowledge exchange among experts from over 30 countries. Click image above for reading the full AERO article!

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Kalitta 747 Emergency Landing in Ireland

A Kalitta Air Boeing 747-400 freighter, flight KA-844, en route from Miami, Florida, to Amsterdam, Netherlands, with five crew members and a cargo of flowers, encountered an in-flight emergency over the Atlantic Ocean. Approximately 600 nautical miles west of Shannon, Ireland, the crew received a fire indication, prompting them to don oxygen masks, declare an emergency, and initiate a descent from flight level 370 to 260, before diverting to Shannon Airport. The aircraft experienced multiple system malfunctions en route to Shannon, requested high-speed descent below 10,000 feet, managed to navigate around adverse weather, and successfully landed on Shannon's runway 24, with no evidence of fire found upon inspection. Click image above for reading the full AvHerald article!

Airplane Crash & Incident Reviews: Faucett 737 CFIT!

Read our today's review of just another tragic accident that moved the world back when it happened and far beyond. Click image above for reading the full article!

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