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    Pictured: An EgyptAir Boeing 737-566
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    What: Egypt Air Boeing 777-200 en route from Cairo to Bangkok
    Where: Mumbai
    When: Dec 24/25th 2009
    Who: not available
    Why: While en route, the plane developed an engine problem and shut down one of its engines. The flight diverted to Mumbai where it landed safely.

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    Easyjet Flight Makes Emergency Landing on Porto Santo Island

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    Robinson, Cessna, Spitfire, Airbus, Piper and Homebuilt Crashes

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    Flat Tire at Patna

    What: Air India Airbus A320-200 en route from Delhi to Patna
    Where: Patna
    When: Oct 26 2010
    Why: A runway inspection indicated a runway inspection at Delhi indicated debris on the runway, and that on takeoff, several runway edge lights had been destroyed, presumably from the takeoff of the Air India Airbus A320-200. The runway had to be closed for repairs.

    On landing at Patna, a tire burst on the Airbus. It is presumed that the runway edge lights may have caused some preliminary damage to the tires.

    George’s Point of View

    *Note to pilot: repeat 3 x: runway lights are not speed bumps.

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