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    What: Egypt Air Airbus A321-200 en route from Aleppo to Cairo
    Where: Aleppo
    When: May 6th 2012
    Who: 130 passengers
    Why: While taking off from Aleppo, the plane had a tail strike, impacting the runway. The pilots diverted to Larnaca where they made a safe landing. No reports were made of personal injury but the plane was damaged. A replacement flight was sent to carry the passengers to Cairo.

    In George’s Point of View


    I cannot help but wonder why pilots decided to climb to 31000 feet and continue to Lanarca instead of returning to Aleppo. Wouldn’t potential damage from a tail strike possibly affect cabin pressure and put the flight at risk? Wouldn’t standard procedure be to do a fly-by for a visual assessment, and a return to the airport? Or is there an Egypt Air or Airbus repair facility at Lanarca? It just seems like it was a risky choice.

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    Delta Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Nigeria

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    Thomson Airways Boeing Grounded after Bird Strike

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    United Flight Diverts to Spokane due to Engine Problem

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    Flats Cause Diversion to JFK for Boston-Kansas Flight


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    When: Aug 13th 2012
    Who: 73 passengers, 4 crew
    Why: On takeoff, both right main landing gears blew. Pilots diverted to JFK and made an emergency landing.

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    United Airlines Flight Diverts to Tallahassee due to Smell of Smoke in Cabin

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