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    MCDonnell Douglas MD 11 Recommendations

      From the NTSB to the FAA to an MD-11 near you:

      • Work with Boeing to (1) assess the effectiveness of flare cueing systems to assist MD-11 pilots in making timely and appropriate inputs during the landing flare
      • (2) provide a formal report on the findings of the assessment, and
      • (3) if the assessment shows that flare cueing systems could be useful to MD-11 pilots, provide copies of the report to all US operators of MD-11 airplanes and encourage them to install such a system on these airplanes.
      • Work with Boeing to (4) assess methods for providing weight-on-wheels cueing to MD-11 pilots to enhance pilot awareness of bounced landings and facilitate proper pilot reaction and effective control inputs when bounced landings occur,
      • (5) provide a formal report on the findings of the assessment, and
      • (6) if the assessment shows that the weight-on-wheels cueing methods could be useful to MD-11 pilots, provide copies of the report to all US operators of MD-11 airplanes and encourage them to provide a means for weight-on-wheels cueing for these airplanes. (A-14-005)
      • Work with Boeing to (7) evaluate the effect of brief power increases on simulated MD-11 landing distances, adjust the values in published MD-11 landing distance tables accordingly, andprovide the adjusted values to MD-11 operators. (A-14-006)

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    American Airlines Flight 880 DIverts to Little Rock

    What: American Airlines Flight 880 en route from Dallas to Indianapolis
    Where: Little Rock, Arkansas
    When: Oct 4, 2012: 4: 45 pm
    Who: 140 passengers, 5 crew
    Why: The flight was en route from Dallas to Indianapolis when the plane’s right engine developed problems.

    Pilots diverted to Little Rock where they made a safe landing.

    Passengers were provided alternatives to reach Indianapolis.

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    Boeing Press Release

    Boeing Delivers First 777 Freighters to Southern Air

    EVERETT, Wash., March 3 — Boeing (NYSE: BA) has delivered two 777 Freighters to Southern Air Holdings, Inc., the first 777s to join the Norwalk, Conn.-based cargo carrier’s fleet.

    The addition of these two airplanes makes Southern Air the world’s first aircraft, crew, maintenance and insurance (ACMI) operator to feature the 777 Freighter.

    “We are thrilled to take delivery of our first two Boeing 777 Freighters, the most advanced aircraft of its kind, offering unmatched payload, range and fuel efficiency,” said Daniel J. McHugh, CEO of Southern Air. “The addition of these two airplanes begins a new era for Southern Air, as we are now able to provide a mix of next- and current-generation freighter airplanes to serve our customers’ needs. Boeing is a valued business partner and we are proud to celebrate this milestone for our company with them.”

    Southern Air has entered into an agreement to operate the two 777 Freighters on behalf of Thai Airways International. Thai Airways will utilize the full capacity of the 777 Freighters, becoming the first carrier in Southeast Asia to offer this capability to its freight customers.

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    Four injured in Westjet Turbulence


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    Contact photographer Mark Kryst

    What: Westjet Airlines Boeing 737-700 en route from Calgary to Winnipeg
    Where: Winnipeg Canada
    When: May 29 2010
    Who: 96 people on board
    Why: While on approach to Winnipeg the flight encountered turbulence which injured four: two flight attendants and two passengers. After the Boeing made a safe landing, two of the injured were hospitalized, and two went home after treatment at the airport.

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    El Al Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Tel Aviv

    El Al flight LY-27 had to return and make an emergency landing in Tel Aviv, Israel, on June 4th.

    The Boeing 747-400 plane took off for Newark, New Jersey, but had to turn back after the crew was informed that tire debris had been found on the departure runway in Tel Aviv.

    The plane landed back safely. Everyone aboard remained unharmed.

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    Thomson Airways Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Manchester

    Thomson Airways flight BY-147 made an emergency landing in Manchester, England, on June 9th.

    The Boeing 787-800 plane flying from Orlando Sanford International Airport, Florida, was on approach to Manchester when the crew declared an emergency due to an engine failure.

    The plane continued for a safe landing. All passengers and crew members remained unharmed.

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