Page 12 - Engine Fire News Today

BEIJING (AP) — Nine passengers were injured after an engine fire sent smoke into the cabin of an Air China jetliner landing in Singapore, prompting an evacuation of the aircraft. The Airbus A320 with 146 passengers and nine crew made an emergency landing about 4:15 p.m. Sunday, Changi Airport said in a statement on its Facebook page. The flight was coming from the city of Chengdu in China's Sichuan province. Nine people had minor injuries related to smoke inhalation and abrasions dur...

Passengers on an Air China flight were evacuated upon landing in Singapore after one of the aircraft’s engines caught fire, leading to a three-hour closure of Changi Airport on Sunday.

Florida Highway Patrol responded to a tractor-trailer fire on the eastbound side of Interstate 10 in Tallahassee. The fire is out, and traffic is moving again.

India News: The engine of an under maintenance SpiceJet turboprop aircraft had a fire scare on Tuesday at Delhi Airport. An aircraft maintenance engineer (AME) ob

The NTSB has released its investigation into a catastrophic engine failure aboard the OSV Ocean Guardian during sea trials off Seattle last year, and...

A bird hit the engine, causing a fire that forced the plane back to the runway in Columbus.

In a shocking incident, a bird strike sparked an engine fire on a plane shortly after it took off from an Ohio airport in US on Sunday. It then flew back to the same airport and made an emergency landing there. However, no injuries have been reported so far.

An American Airlines plane was forced to return to the airport Sunday morning in Columbus, Ohio, after a possible bird strike that may have sparked an engine fire.

An airport spokesman said that a bird strike had caused the engine fire.

Another possible engine fire, this one on the runway just before takeoff in charlotte. passengers safely deplaned back at the gate, and the exact cause is still under investigation, but aviation experts stress these two unrelated incidents should not worry travelers >> the majority of the commercial flights have two or more engines, and when you think of the few relatively few failures, its an amazingly safe system. >> reporter: tom costello, nbc news we have a lot to cover in our second hour ...