A Plane From Aerolíneas Argentinas to Madrid Had a Failure in an Engine and Had to Return to Ezeiza
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Aerolíneas Argentinas' AR1132 flight, operated by an Airbus to Madrid, took off normally from Ezeiza International Airport until a failure...
Flight AR1132 recorded a technical failure; no injuries were reported
The aircraft took off at 23.52 p.m., remained in the air for 36 minutes and returned by its own means, where it was assisted by airport teams and fire brigades upon landing.
A plane from Aerolíneas Argentinas that had departed from Ezeiza International Airport to Madrid had to return during the morning of this Friday after the crew detected a fault in one of its engines. The episode occurred in the flight AR1132, operated by an Airbus A330-202 registration LV-GHQ. The aircraft had taken off shortly before midnight and remained about 36 minutes in the air until returning to the airport of origin, where it managed to …
A plane from Aerolíneas Argentinas that was traveling to Madrid had to return to Ezeiza airport a few minutes after the takeoff, after a fault was detected in one of its engines. Airbus A330-202, registration LV-GHQ, had left at 23.56. During the ascent there was an anomaly that caused an explosion, whose roaring ... Read more
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