Red Wings B777 Emergency / B737s grounded / New EASA Study / Continental Crash Review
Patrick Lutz
CEO AEROTHRIVE | Director SARP Ltd. | CEO AIRCLIPS | Aviation Expert: Safety, Compliance, Quality, Operations | fmr. CEO AQS, Lufthansa
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Red Wings Boeing 777 In-Flight Emergency
A Red Wings-operated Boeing 777, on flight WZ-3072 from Antalya to Koltsovo, experienced a right engine failure while flying over the Caspian Sea. Pilots reported the issue and requested descent to 25,000 feet (7600 meters), without declaring an emergency. Approximately 1.5 hours later, the aircraft safely diverted and landed in Aktobe, Kazakhstan, with passengers informed of an unscheduled landing due to technical malfunctions, as . Click image above for reading the full Aviaincident article!
Virgin Australia Grounds Two 737-800s Due to Unapproved Engine Parts
Two Virgin Australia Boeing 737-800s were grounded after unapproved engine parts, sourced from UK's AOG Technics Ltd, were fitted inadvertently. The parts came with EASA certification documents which were later identified as falsified. This follows a recent European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) notification about suspected unapproved parts from AOG Technics and legal action by CFM International, who found 68 of its engines fitted with such parts.
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EASA Releases End-of-Life Aircraft Sustainability Study
On 18 Sep 2023, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) unveiled the ‘Assessment of the environmental sustainability status in the Aviation Maintenance and Production Organisation (M&P) Domain’ report. This comprehensive study delves into the lesser-explored End-of-Life (EoL) stages of an aircraft, covering Decommissioning, Disassembly, Dismantling, Recycling, and Landfill processes. Divided into three parts, it presents global and EU sustainability standards, explores sustainability's role in various aircraft lifecycle sectors, and provides weighted recommendations for numerous stakeholders across the aircraft's lifespan. Click image above for downloading the EASA document FOR FREE!
Most significant historic Airplane Crashes: Continental Dash 8 Q400 Crash!
Read our today's review of just another tragic Crash that moved the world back when it happened and far beyond. Click image above for reading the full article!
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