US EditionArgentine Airlines Leaves Eight 737 Aircraft on Land After the Incident in Aeroparque
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The company said that the engines have absolute compliance in terms of the verifications indicated by their manufacturers, but that there were four events with the same type of engine
Aerolíneas Argentinas announced this Thursday that it decided to leave on the ground, preemptively, eight Boeing 737-800 aircraft — equivalent to almost 10% of its fleet — after a flight covering the route Aeroparque-Córdoba suffered yesterday a failure in the left engine and should land emergency in Ezeiza. On the morning of Wednesday, a
The measure was adopted after the fourth incident in a year with propellants from the same manufacturer. Flight AR1526 suffered a failure in full takeoff from Aeroparque and had to land emergency in Ezeiza. Experts highlight the training of the pilots and ensure that the engines failed well below the recommended review cycles. Read more
Aerolíneas Argentinas announced the preventive suspension of eight Boeing 737-800 aircraft, all equipped with engines manufactured by CFM International, after a failure recorded in the flight AR1526 that had taken off from Aeroparque to Córdoba. The decision was informed on Wednesday by the state company. The incident took place on October 15, when one of the aircraft had to land emergency at Ezeiza airport after detecting a malfunction in one o…
The company’s Safety Committee ordered the measure during a plenary session in which its top authorities participated. The post Aerolíneas Argentinas suspended eight Boeing 737-800 aircraft after a flight failure to Córdoba appeared first on El Intranssigente.
Aerolíneas Argentinas reported this Thursday the preventive withdrawal of eight Boeing 737-800 aircraft equipped with engines of the same manufacturer as that of the flight AR1526, which must have landed of emergency in Ezeiza this Wednesday due to a failure recorded shortly after the take-off in Aeroparque. From the company they announced through a statement that "in the wake of this event" and other recent ones decided to suspend the operation…
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