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Taftan Airlines Flight Returns to Tehran After Engine Failure

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    Air Mediterranée Airbus Runway Overrun

    On March 29, 3013, an Air Mediterranée Airbus A321-111 en route from Agadir-Al Massira International Airport to Lyon Saint-Exupéry Airport ran off the runway on landing at Lyon Saint-Exupéry Airport.

    The flight from Dakar had a stopover in Agadir.

    The plane was mired in soft ground. Firefighters assisted the passengers out one by one on waterlogged ground. Passengers were ported to the terminal by bus.

    According to witnesses, the crew was Greek, and had little English and little French.

    Machine translation of the incident from the beginning:
    “The stop in Agadir was not provided. We said we had to refuel because of the weather. Upon landing, there were warning signs: the plane was a little unusual zig-zag before stopping. We left about 20 minutes later. In Lyon, the aircraft flew over the track for a long time, very close to the ground, without asking. Then we felt the brakes, we went left, then right, straight into a field, probably over a hundred meters. We then felt burnt and we were afraid that it caught fire.”

    182 people were aboard. No injuries were reported.

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    Novair Flight Makes Emergency Landing on Suspicion of Flat Tire

    NOVAIRA Novair flight en-route to Chania on Greek island of Crete made an emergency landing at Gardermoen airport in Oslo, Norway, on the night of August 31.

    The crew suspected flat tire after taking off and decided to divert for emergency landing. The Airbus A321 circled around the airport for 3 hours to shed extra fuel before it safely landed. No one was injured.

    Most of the 191 passengers on board were Norwegian citizens.

    The passengers were provided an alternate flight on the morning of September 1.

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    Emergency Landing in NJ

    What: single-engine Siai Marchetti F260
    Where: Somerset Airport
    When: June 18 2010; 2:30 p.m.
    Who: 67-year-old Kenneth Pelich of Oak Ridge
    Why: While attempting to land at Somerset airport, the landing gear failed. The pilot made a safe landing without the landing gear, although the belly landing skidded off the runway. The pilot was unhurt.

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  • Flightsmanship Averts Disaster in Commemorative Flight


    What: Commemorative Air Force T6 Texan modified to resemble a Nakajima B5N2 “KATE” Torpedo Bomber, a type of aircraft that “devastated Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941.” The replica is part of the Central Texas wing from the San Marcos Municipal Airport. The replica had taken off from an air show at Lackland AFB in San Antonio. The plane was being returned to the San Marcos Airport from which it is based.
    Where: San Marcos Municipal Airport
    When: Friday
    Who: Pilot Pat McClure of the Commemorative Air Force (CAF) and passenger
    Why: Airport manager is quoted as saying “There could not have been a better outcome to this emergency, and I’d be putting the former Naval Aviator in for the Air Medal if we were still in the Navy. It was superb airmanship.”

    The pilot landed the plane on the right main landing gear, holding the left wing off the runway until the plane’s speed had slowed. The problem was with the left wing gear which would not lock.

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    Norwegian Air Shuttle Returns to California due to Oil Leakage

    Norwegian Air Shuttle flight DY-7064 had to return and make an emergency landing at Oakland International Airport, Alameda County, California, on July 22nd.

    The Boeing 787-800 en-route to Oslo, Norway, had to return due to engine oil leakage.

    The plane landed safely.

    No injuries were reported.

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    Passenger Throws Hot Water at Flight Attendant; Air Asia Plane Returns to Bangkok

    Air Asia

    An Air Asia Flight had to return and make an emergency landing in Bangkok, Thailand, on December 11.

    The charter flight was on its way to Nanjing, China, when a Chinese passenger threw boiling hot water and noodles at a flight attendant.

    The airline said in statement, “An unidentified female passenger assaulted the flight attendant with the hot liquid after becoming dissatisfied with the service…The captain of the flight decided to return the plane to Don Mueang Airport deeming her actions as endangering to other passengers and impeding in-flight service.”

    The plane landed safely and the flight attendant was given medical aid.

    The unruly passengers, along with 3 accompanying people, were removed from the plane.

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