Cargolux Orders Checks on All 747-8F Aircraft After Landing Gear Collapse
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Cargolux announced that one of its aircraft suffered the collapse of the landing gear of its left wing. No injuries were reported. This Friday morning, the landing gear of a Boeing 747-8F, registered LX-VCF and belonging to Cargolux, collapsed in its left wing. The incident occurred while the aircraft was stationed in ...
On Friday morning, the left suspension of a parked 747-8F collapses at Luxembourg Airport. Cargolux is now checking all the machines of the type concerned.
A Boeing 747-8F cargo aircraft from Cargolux suffered the collapse of its left landing gear while it was stationed at Luxembourg airport on Friday morning. No injuries were reported. The company launched additional inspections on all of its aircraft of this type.
Incident on Friday morning with a Cargolux aircraft at Findel. The airline confirms that the landing gear of one of its Boeing 747-8Fs failed while the aircraft was parked.
A landing gear concern was reported to have affected the aircraft, according to an internal source at the airport.
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