US EditionWashington: Engine Failure at Boeing 777 Causes Fire on the Ground
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A Boeing 777 of the United Airlines had to land shortly after the launch at Washington Dulles airport on Saturday. After an engine failure there was a small fire next to the runway, nobody was injured.
This Saturday, a United Boeing 777-200 aircraft with 275 passengers and 15 crew members, covering the Washington-Tokyo route, returned to Washington-Dulles International Airport (IAD) after suffering a loss of power in one of its engines a short time after taking off. According to preliminary reports, the engine problem during take-off caused a forest fire on the runway, so the airport firefighters acted immediately, and remained on the runway w…
A United Airlines Boeing 777 had to return on Saturday after taking off due to engine failure, which caused a fire near the Washington Dulles airport runway, several sources told AFP. “Shortly after the take-off, flight United 803 returned to Washington Dulles and landed [...] The Post Plane Incident Causes Fire at Washington Airport appeared first on Diario Digital Cronio de El Salvador.
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