Bolivia: Cessna 210 fatality

April 11, 2009September 24, 2009

Pictured: A Cessna 210M in Bolivia
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Contact Photographer Giovanni Francisco Rodriguez Bravo

What: Cessna 210M en route from Concepcion to El Trompillo Airport
Where: Concepcion, Bolivia
When: April 11, 2009
Who: Pilot and 3 passengers
Why: The cessna impacted terrain shortly after taking off from Concepcion Airport Concepcion, Bolivia.

The certificated commercial pilot and three passengers, all Bolivian citizens, were fatally injured. Night visual conditions prevailed. The flight was operating on a visual flight rules flight plan from Concepcion to El Trompillo Airport (SLET), Santa Cruz, Bolivia.

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Iran Air Engine Fire Aborts Takeoff
October 14, 2010

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Contact photographer Florian Kondziela

What: Iran Air Airbus A300-600 en route from Frankfurt to Tehran
Where: Vienna
When: Oct 13th 2010
Who: 215 aboard
Why: The flight had diverted to Vienna for fuel, and was taking off when an indicator alerted for a fire in the right engine. (Passengers heard a loud report. )

The pilot aborted the takeoff, and passengers disembarked on to the tarmac.

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Delta from Atlanta-Emergency Exit after Engine FIre
June 22, 2011

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Contact the photographer John E. Jauchler

What: Delta Airlines Boeing 757-200 en route from Atlanta to Los Angeles
Where: Atlanta
When: Jun 21st 2011
Who: 174 passengers
Why: Taking off out of Atlanta, the left hand engine indicated fire.

The engine was shut down, and pilots made a landing back in Atlanta, ten minutes after takeoff. Passengers exited via emergency slides, resulting in three injuries.

External examination of the engine reveals charring, and results of a fire inside the cowl.

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Lufhansa Emergency Landing in Frankfurt
August 12, 2011August 12, 2011

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Contact photographer Pieter-Jan Van De Vijver

What: Lufthansa Airbus A319-100 en route from Frankfurt/Main to Hamburg
Where: Frankfurt
When: Aug 10th 2011
Why: After takeoff from Frankfort, the right engine made an explosive noise.

The flight crew shut down the engine and diverted back to Frankfurt where they made a safe landing. No indication if fuel was dumped or emergency crew on standby. The problem has been initially attributed to either a fuel or air intake issue.

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Air India Airbus 319 Engine Failure
July 13, 2009April 7, 2010

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Contact Photographer Petr Popelar

What: Air India A319-100 en route from Mumbai to Kolkata
Where: near Aurangabad
When: Jul 11th 2009 7:08 pm
Who: 88 passengers 6 crew
Why: After takeoff, one engine failed, and the crew decided to return to Mumbai rather than fly without a backup engine. After three hours, the passengers were provided a replacement plane.

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Safe Power-Off Landing at Southern Illinois Airport
October 30, 2008October 30, 2008

What: Cessna 172/RG owned by Southern Illinois University Carbondale on an administrative flight “to check the plane’s operational systems”
Where: grassy area adjacent to a landing strip at Southern Illinois Airport.
When: October 26 Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
Who: The pilot was a part-time flight instructor; a student also was on board.
Why: One side of the landing gear malfunctioned. The pilot circled for more than an hour to burn fuel, then made a power-off landing, then the plane slid about 30 yards on its belly before stopping. Officials are saying that “The pilot was incredible”

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Aero Union Cargo Flight Crashes
April 14, 2010April 14, 2010

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Contact photographer Juan Carlos Guerra

What: AeroUnion Airbus A-300B4-200 en route from Monterrey (Mexico) to Los Angeles,CA
Where: Mexico
When: April 13th 2010
Who: 2 crew ; 3 on ground fatalities
Why: After taking off from Monterrey on a freight flight after 11:00 pm, it is reported that a turbine and wing fell off the plane, and then the Airbus fell out of the sky on to a highway not far from the runway. (Most of the wreckage is on airport property. ) The crew and three individuals on the ground were killed.

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