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Garuda Indonesia: Boeing 737 Lands with Mysteriously Damaged Radome
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A Garuda Indonesia Boeing 737-800 was detained in Pekanbaru, located on Sumatra Island, after the discovery, in post-flight inspection, of a radome heavily plunged into the nose of the aircraft, yet landed without apparent incident. The occurrence, on 7 March on flight GA176 between Jakarta and Sultan Syarif Kasim II, illustrates the vulnerability of this non-structural part of the aircraft. According to the initial information published by the …
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