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Engine Bursts Into Flames on Boeing Plane With 468 Aboard
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this post was submitted on 17 May 2024
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Improper maintenance or birdstrike I'd assume
Improper bird maintenance.
Bird mechanic sucks teeth: well, the wings are out of alignment and some cowboy's got the quack valve out of alignment. I can fix it, but it isn't going to be cheep. Mind you, if you fly it like this you're likely to have a nasty accident.
Customer: I know your tricks! Stop trying to up-sell me. I only brought it in for a beak polish. I'm going and I'm going to leave a bad review on twitter!
Bird takes off, immediately veers into the path of a plane, which promptly bursts into flames.
Bird mechanic: Told you.
They really just flap about and squawk at their subordinates
Proper birdstrike
Angry Bird strike.
The drones are fighting back
Instrike birdmance
Or a surge: https://youtu.be/8D5AqAxE330 ( title one the video is wrong)
Bird ingestion, or other foreign object damage can cause engine surges. Youtube video shows a 757 surging immediately after a bird strike. Looks very similar to the footage of this incident.
The 757's engine continues to surge during the climbout. The footage linked by this article only shows the takeoff roll.