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Plane debris falls from sky on Broomfield, Colorado neighborhoods - Vimarsana News

Plane debris falls from sky on Broomfield, Colorado neighborhoods

Airplane parts fall from sky in Colorado, authorities say There have been no injuries reported, while parts fell in multiple neighborhoods in yards, streets and Commons Park. Credit: Broomfield, Colorado Police Department Aircraft parts laying in a yard in Broomfield, Colorado on Feb. 20, 2021 Author: Makayla Richards Updated: 7:56 PM EST February 21, 2021 BROOMFIELD, Colo. — Metal airplane parts fell from the sky on Saturday afternoon from a passing aircraft in the Broomfield area, according to law enforcement and fire agencies. The Broomfield Police Departm...

Aviation expert on Boeing 777's engine failure, what happens next - Vimarsana News

Aviation expert on Boeing 777's engine failure, what happens next

More on the airplane parts that fell off the United Airlines flight 328 plane over Broomfield after takeoff from Denver airport.

Source: 9news.com
Plane debris falls from sky on Broomfield neighborhoods - Vimarsana News

Plane debris falls from sky on Broomfield neighborhoods

Metal airplane parts fell from the sky on Saturday afternoon from United Flight 328, a passing aircraft in the Broomfield area north of Denver, Colorado.

Airplane parts fall from sky in Broomfield - Vimarsana News

Airplane parts fall from sky in Broomfield

Metal airplane parts fell from the sky on Saturday afternoon from United Flight 328, a passing aircraft in the Broomfield area north of Denver, Colorado.

Source: kvue.com
Maintenance and pilots focus of Indonesian 737 crash investigators - Vimarsana News

Maintenance and pilots focus of Indonesian 737 crash investigators

Airline Ratings Maintenance issues and pilot reactions are now the focus of Indonesian accident investigators looking into the loss of the Sriwijaya Air 737-500 on January 9 that killed 62. According to the Wall Street Journal, the 737’s flight data recorder (FDR) shows the autothrottle system – which automatically controls the aircraft’s engine thrust – was not operating properly on one of the plane’s two engines, as it climbed away from Jakarta. It adds that it appears that incredibly the pilots did not shut down the malfunctioning autothrottle but tried to correct the...