The takeoff of the Tyumen-Yerevan flight was interrupted due to suspicions of engine surge. This was announced on Saturday, December 25, by the press service of the Ural Transport Prosecutor’s Office.
It is noted that during the takeoff run of the Utair aircraft, the aircraft commander reported a suspicion of engine surge, after which he reduced the speed and stopped the aircraft.
“The preliminary reason for the delay is a technical failure. 176 passengers were registered for the flight, including 18 children. The airline’s representative provides the necessary services. The situation is under the control of the prosecutor’s office, ”the message says.
Departure of the flight is delayed by 10 hours. Arrival of the reserve aircraft and departure is scheduled for 17:00 local time (15:00 Moscow time).
It is noted that the Tyumen Transport Prosecutor’s Office organized an audit of the implementation of the legislation on flight safety.
On November 6, the crew of an Airbus A-330 flying from Antalya, before landing at Sheremetyevo, reported that an alarm had been triggered for the failure of one of the engines. The plane was successfully landed. As a result of the landing, no one was injured.
Source: IZ
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