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Wrong viscosity oil in a gearbox causes A320 to nearly crash…
Lynx Airlines Flight 9001…
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So - um did it crash or did it almost crash and was it fatal or did everyone evacuate to safety....
I suppose if you land your big glider (that isn't) too soon and total it that is a crash and fatal to the airplane but our headline is a little bait clicky here....
I suppose if you land your big glider (that isn't) too soon and total it that is a crash and fatal to the airplane but our headline is a little bait clicky here....
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Training flight…
Only a few people on board,
plane bounced on runway during takeoff with gear up (ouch),
then went around and landed 150 feet short of runway end (ouch again),
due to engine flameouts (both engines, ouch)
then ended up on edge of runway.
Everybody got out OK, plane was a write off.
Only a few people on board,
plane bounced on runway during takeoff with gear up (ouch),
then went around and landed 150 feet short of runway end (ouch again),
due to engine flameouts (both engines, ouch)
then ended up on edge of runway.
Everybody got out OK, plane was a write off.
What!?!
Oil viscosity had nothing to do with the gear up landing.
The gear up landing caused the engines to fail later.
Oil viscosity had nothing to do with the gear up landing.
The gear up landing caused the engines to fail later.
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