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    Airbus Loses Cowling


    Pictured: JetBlue Airways Airbus A320-232 over Liberty International
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    Contact photographer Ken Iwelumo

    What: Jetblue Airbus A320-200 en route from Newark to Fort Lauderdale
    Where: Newark Liberty International Airport
    When: Apr 5th 2010
    Who: 134 passengers
    Why: During takeoff, the airbus lost the left engine cowling.

    Distressed panicked passengers smelled smoke and said they could see inside the engine.

    Less than a quarter of an hour later, it had landed back at the airport, where the fallen parts had to be gathered.

    The NY Daily news reported that passengers were offered refunds and a free round trip.

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    Southwest #762 Diverts to Boise

    While en route from Seattle to Phoenix, a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-700 flight 762 suffered a cracked windshield. Pilots made an emergency landing in Boise at Gowen Field. The plane went to maintenance, and the 143 passengers had to wait for another flight to get to Phoenix.

    The cabin never lost air pressure but had to dump fuel to make a safe landing.

    FOX 10 News | myfoxphoenix.com

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    Engine Trouble Prompts KLM Emergency Landing at Shannon Airport

    KLMKLM Royal Dutch Airlines flight KL-765 had to make an emergency landing at Shannon Airport, Ireland, on September 17.

    The twin-engine Airbus A330-200, heading from Bonaire to Amsterdam, was diverted for emergency landing after some problem was discovered in its left engine and the crew had to shut it down.

    The emergency teams were put on alert at the airport when the plane safely touched the runway at 9:37 a.m. All 224 passengers aboard remained unharmed.

    According to an airline spokesperson, “Due to a technical problem the KL-765 landed safely at Shannon, Ireland. Passengers and crew were not in danger. The passengers travelled to Amsterdam Schiphol with another KLM airplane.”

    The aircraft was taken for examination.

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    Fuel Tank Jettisoned into Great Salt Lake; Safe Emergency landing


    What: 388th Fighter Wing F-16
    Where: Great Salt Lake, approximately three miles north of Antelope Island
    When: Friday.
    Who: Pilot
    Why: When sensors indicated a fire condition, the pilot jettisoned the plane’s two external fuel tanks (emergency procedures ) o lighten the plane. (Great Salt Lake is “unpopulated”)

    The Fighter Wing F-16 landed safely around 10:20 a.m. The tanks were 3/4 full, and are capable of carrying 370 gallons. Procedures are underway to retrieve the tanks.

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    Suspicious Tablet Forced Turkish Airlines Flight to Land in Belgrade

    Turkish airlinesA Turkish Airlines flight had to divert and make an emergency landing at Nikola Tesla International Airport in Belgrade, Serbia, on July 6.

    The plane was diverted due to a suspicious tablet found on-board. The flight was heading from Istanbul to London at the time.

    The plane landed safely and after check-up, it was allowed to continue its journey towards London.

    The suspicious tablet was confiscated by the police.

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    Turbulence Injury over Tennessee

    What: US Airways Airbus A319-100 en route from Charlotte to Saint Louis
    Where: over Tennessee
    When: Dec 11th 2012
    Who: 2 injuries
    Why: While en route, the flight encountered turbulence.

    Pilots made a safe landing in Saint Louis.

    Two flight attendants sustained injuries from turbulence.

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