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Why a Boeing 777 flew at only 9,000 feet between Brisbane and Auckland
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Why a Boeing 777 flew at only 9,000 feet between Brisbane and Auckland
An Air New Zealand Boeing 777-300ER flew back to Auckland unpressurized at only 9,000 feet.An Air New Zealand Boeing 777 is currently being repaired in Auckland after sustaining minor fuselage damage during ground operations at Brisbane Airport on Thursday.The aircraft, with registration ZK-OKN, was damaged while being pushed back from its gate, resulting in a puncture roughly 7cm wide beneath the captain’s window. As a precaution, the aircraft …
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