Well Hoskins, we cannot use this maintenance facility again , or what do you think? - AirLive

 

- Well Cap, you did the walkaround....... 

- Blasted, I forgot to count the windows.....(Red.)

An A321, previously used by UK government, performed an emergency landing with several windows missing

A Titan Airways returned to London Stansted after the crew noticed something wrong.

On October 4th, 2023 an Airbus A321neo took off from runway 22 at London Stansted.

While climbing to 15,000 ft, the crew noticed excessive noise in the cabin and immediately stopped the climb.

The Titan Airways aircraft (reg. G-OATW) was on on ferry flight #AWC105Y to Orlando, FL, USA.

The crew maintained 9,000 ft and requested an emergency landing.

The planed landed back at London Stansted 39 minutes after takeoff.

According to The Aviation Herald, post-landing checks showed three cabin windows missing as well as substantial impact damage to the left stabilizer

The occurrence was rated an accident and is being investigated by the AAIB.

The aircraft was previously at Southend for maintenance repair after being used for VIP flights on behalf of the British government.