Diverse Boeing 737 relaterte hendelser - Curt Lewis

 Et par av disse skyldes menneskelig feil / operativ risiko (Red.)

Incident: FlyEgypt B738 at Tashkent on May 26th 2021, turned left instead right on initial departure A FlyEgypt Boeing 737-800, registration SU-TMG performing flight FT-1402 from Tashkent (Uzbekistan) to Cairo (Egypt), departed Tashkent's runway 08L just after midnight local time and was supposed by standard instrument departures to turn right (towards the south) after departure, however, turned left and overflew the city center while climbing. The aircraft continued to Cairo for a safe landing without further incident. Uzbekistan's Ministry of Transport reported many residents were woken up and frightened believing the aircraft would come down onto the city. An investigation commission has been set up to investigate the occurrence.

 

Incident: UTAir B738 at Dubai on May 23rd 2021, wheel well fire indication A UTAir Boeing 737-800, registration VQ-BDH performing flight UT-734 from Dubai (United Arab Emirates) to Grozny (Russia) with 95 passengers and 7 crew, was climbing out of Dubai's runway 12R when the crew stopped the climb at FL150 due to a wheel well fire indication. The aircraft returned to Dubai for a safe landing on runway 12L about 25 minutes after departure. Rosaviatsia reported a post flight inspection revealed no trace of fire, there was no damage to the aircraft. The aircraft was able to depart after about 5:20 hours on the ground and reached Grozny with a delay of about 6 hours.

 

 

Incident: TUI Belgium B737 near Belgrade on May 27th 2021, suspected fuel leak A TUI Airlines Belgium Boeing 737-700, registration OO-JAO performing flight TB-2182 from Thira (Greece) to Brussels (Belgium) with 80 people on board, was enroute at FL400 about 70nm west of Belgrade (Serbia) when the crew suspected a fuel leak, shut the related engine (CFM56) down and diverted to Belgrade for a safe landing on runway 12 about 25 minutes later. The aircraft is still on the ground in Belgrade about 6 hours after landing.

 

 

Incident: Southwest B738 at Denver on May 26th 2021, bird strike A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-800, registration N8569Z performing flight WN-4390 from Denver,CO to San Jose,CA (USA) with 178 people on board, was climbing out of Denver's runway 34L when the crew stopped the climb at 8000 feet MSL reporting they "had a pretty large bird" on departure. The crew advised they had some performance issues and would be landing overweight. The aircraft landed safely on Denver's runway 35L about 15 minutes after departure and taxied to the apron with emergency services following the aircraft. The FAA reported one of the engines (CFM56) ingested a bird, in addition another bird damaged a landing light.