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Wednesday, 13 May 2015

Airbus Updates No.1325

Airbus A319 -111 998   EC-MFP Iberia delivery 12may15 TLS-MAD, all white  ex F-GRHC
 Airbus A319 -115 6588   B-6480 Tibet Airlines delivery 08-09may15 XFW-ALA-LXA  ex D-AVYE
 Airbus A320 -232 1856   SX-DGV Aegean Airlines air-test at IST 11may15, TC-reg prior delivery (+ 1996 SX-DGX ex TC-JLL for delivery late-may15) ex TC-JLJ
 Airbus A320 -214 2789   AP-BLW Pakistan International delivery 12may15 PRG-KHI ex OK-LEG
 Airbus A320 -214 3093   OE-LEN flyNiki ferried 06may15 MUC-VIE, D-reg on transfer, regd 08may15  ex D-ABDP
 Airbus A320 -232 3947   HA-LPW Wizz Air ferried 11may15 BUD-MST for paint into new cs ex F-WWBD
 Airbus A320 -214 5246   OE-LEV flyNiki ferried 08may15 DUS-VIE on transfer, regd 10may15 ex D-ABNB
 Airbus A320 -232 6462   B-1651 China Southern delivery 08may15 TSN-DLC ex B-504L
 Airbus A320 -232 6574   XA-VAA VivaAeroBus delivery 09may15 TLS-KEF-BGR-M TY  ex F-WWIY
 Airbus A320 -232 6576   HA-LYO Wizz Air delivery 07may15 TLS-BUD ex F-WWBE
 Airbus A320 -232 6580   B-1691 Capital Airlines delivery 12may15 TLS-TSE ex F-WWDP
 Airbus A320 -214 6584   VN-A656 VietJetAir delivery 12may15 TLS-AUH ex F-WWDT
 Airbus A320 -214 6596   PK-GQK Citilink Express delivery 13-14may15 XFW-RKT-DMK-CGK  ex D-AVVP
 Airbus A321 -112 488   I-BIXE Alitalia ferried 12may15 FCO-NWI after storage ex D-AVZG
 Airbus A321  -131 550   YI- ? Al-Naser Airlines  ferried 08may15 BGW-IKA, basic Sichuan cs, for Mahan Air ex 2-WLGP ex 2-WLGP
 Airbus A321 -211 6590   D-AIAG Condor delivery 08may15 XFW-MAN ex D-AVXJ
 Airbus A330 -243 451   CS- HiFly ferried 12may15 LDE-CHR, F-reg for paint prior delivery  ex F-WJKG
 Airbus A330 -202 1543   5A-LAU Libyan Airlines ferried by Airbus 11may15 TLS-LETL, F-reg for interim storage  ex F-WWCT
 Airbus A330 -243(MRTT)  1555   ZZ341 Royal Air Force ferried 13may15 LEGT-IGS, EC-reg for paint ex EC-336
 Airbus A340 -313 114   G-VSUN Virgin Atlantic ferried 13may15 LGW-LDE for storage ex F-WWJI

Sunday, 4 December 2011

Airbus Updates No.546

Incident: Jetblue A320 near New York on Nov 27th 2011, unruly passenger

By Simon Hradecky, created Monday, Nov 28th 2011 14:44Z, last updated Monday, Nov 28th 2011 14:44Z
A Jetblue Airbus A320-200, flight B6-832 (dep Nov 26th) from Santiago (Dominican Republic) to New York JFK,NY (USA), was enroute at FL360 about 30 minutes prior to estimated arrival when a flight attendant told a male, obviously already intoxicated passenger (22) to stop drinking carry-on duty free alcohol. Following some verbal exchange the passenger struck the flight attendant into the face. Another passenger, a policeman, subdued the unruly passenger and restrained him, while the aircraft continued for a safe landing at New York's John F. Kennedy Airport.

The passenger was taken into custody by New York police and has to appear in court facing charges of assault and interference with flight crew

Incident: China Southern A321 at Xiamen on Nov 27th 2011, bird strike
By Simon Hradecky, created Monday, Nov 28th 2011 14:54Z, last updated Monday, Nov 28th 2011 14:54Z
A China Southern Airbus A321-200, registration B-6628 performing flight CZ-378 from Manila (Philippines) to Xiamen (China) with 110 passengers, was on approach to Xiamen when an engine (V2527) ingested a bird. The crew continued for a safe landing in Xiamen.

The next leg to Beijing however had to be delayed after maintenance found two fan blades seriously damaged as result of the bird strike. The passengers were taken to hotels.

Incident: China Eastern A332 at Osaka on Nov 28th 2011, takeoff without clearance

By Simon Hradecky, created Monday, Nov 28th 2011 17:14Z, last updated Monday, Nov 28th 2011 17:14Z
A China Eastern Airlines Airbus A330-200, registration B-6122 performing flight MU-516 from Osaka Kansai (Japan) to Shanghai (China) with 245 people on board, had been cleared to line up and wait, however began its takeoff run without clearance. The tower controller instructed the aircraft to stop, the crew however continued the takeoff, the aircraft became airborne and continued to Shanghai for a safe landing.

While the aircraft was lining up on the departure runway a helicopter on approach to Kansai Airport had been maneouvering near the runway.

Japan's Ministry of Transport have opened an investigation.

Incident: Spanair A320 near Barcelona on Nov 29th 2011, engine overtemperature

By Simon Hradecky, created Tuesday, Nov 29th 2011 16:37Z, last updated Tuesday, Nov 29th 2011 16:37Z
A Spanair Airbus A320-200, registration EC-IOH performing flight JK-413 from Barcelona,SP to Madrid,SP (Spain) with 151 passengers, was climbing through 8000 feet out of Barcelona when the crew received a right hand engine (V2527) overtemperature indication and decided to return to Barcelona for a safe landing about 15 minutes after departure.

A replacement Airbus A320-200 registration EC-KPX reached Madrid with a delay of 2:15 hours.

The airline reported the indication was false as result of a malfunction of the indication system.

Incident: Wizzair A320 at Bucharest on Nov 30th 2011, dropped engine access panel

By Simon Hradecky, created Wednesday, Nov 30th 2011 14:28Z, last updated Wednesday, Nov 30th 2011 14:28Z
A Wizzair Airbus A320-200, registration HA-LPV performing flight W6-3131 from Bucharest Baneasa (Romania) to Milan Bergamo (Italy) with 157 passengers, was in the inital climb out of Bucharest Baneasa Airport's runway 07 when the aircraft dropped an engine access panel. The crew levelled off at about 5000 feet and returned to Baneasa's runway 07 for a safe landing about 18 minutes after departure.

The airline reported the detached engine access panel did not affect the aircraft performance.

A replacement Airbus A320-200 registration HA-LPW reached Bergamo Airport with a delay of 5:20 hours.

Incident: British Airways A320 at Budapest on Nov 30th 2011, hydraulic failure

By Simon Hradecky, created Wednesday, Nov 30th 2011 22:39Z, last updated Wednesday, Nov 30th 2011 22:48Z
A British Airways Airbus A320-200, registration G-EUUI performing flight BA-866 from London Heathrow,EN (UK) to Budapest (Hungary) with 80 people on board, was on final approach to Budapest's runway 31L descending through 2500 feet when the crew declared PAN reporting a hydraulic problem and aborted the approach. While in a hold to work the relevant checklists the crew reported the yellow hydraulic system had failed and indicated they would be able to taxi but would need chocks probably having lost the parking brakes. The crew subsequently needed to use the alternate gear extension when the nose gear indicated unsafe. The aircraft finally landed safely on Budapest's runway 31L about 30 minutes after aborting the first approach and vacated the runway onto taxiway C where the aircraft stopped. The passengers disembarked onto the taxiway via mobile stairs.

A replacement Airbus A320-200 registration G-EUUU performed the return flight BA-867, which reached London with a delay of 4 hours.

Incident: Air Canada A320 near Vancouver on Nov 26th 2011, acrid smell on board

By Simon Hradecky, created Wednesday, Nov 30th 2011 23:14Z, last updated Wednesday, Nov 30th 2011 23:14Z
An Air Canada Airbus A320-200, registration C-FTJP performing flight AC-162 (scheduled dep Nov 25th) from Vancouver,BC to Toronto,ON (Canada) with 152 people on board, was climbing through 10,000 feet out of Vancouver when the crew reported an acrid smell in the cabin and returned to Vancouver declaring urgency with ATC due to overweight landing and possibly hot brakes. The aircraft landed safely in Vancouver about 15 minutes later.

A replacement Airbus A320-200 reached Toronto with a delay of 2.5 hours.

The Canadian TSB reported the source of the odour is believed to be the auxiliary power unit's (APU) bleed. Maintenance conducted an engine run with the APU off, the smell dissipated. The APU bleed valve was deactivated according to minimum equipment list requirements, an overweight landing inspection could be skipped because touchdown occurred at less than 360 fpm and the aircraft returned to service without further incident

Incident: China Eastern A332 at Hamburg on Nov 29th 2011, rejected takeoff
By Simon Hradecky, created Thursday, Dec 1st 2011 13:52Z, last updated Thursday, Dec 1st 2011 13:52Z
A China Eastern Airbus A330-200, registration B-6099 performing flight MU-298 from Hamburg to Frankfurt/Main (Germany), rejected takeoff from Hamburg's runway 23 at low speed due to an abnormal engine (Trent 772) indication and returned to the apron.

The aircraft was able to depart about 2 hours later and continued to Shanghai (China) via Frankfurt













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