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Boeing Recommends Airlines Ground 777s Powered by PW4000-112 Engines (22 Feb 2021) Boeing has recommended airlines suspend operations of the 69 in-service and 59 in-storage 777 aircraft powered by Pratt & Whitney 4000-112 engines. The advice comes after United Airlines flight UA328 (reg: N772UA) had to make an emergency landing at Denver Int. Airport on Saturday after one of its two engines experienced an uncontained failure. United Airlines is the only US airline to operate the Boeing 777 with Pratt & Whitney 4000-112 engines. Korean Air, Japan ...

Analyst as well. it would be nice to get your thoughts over this disaster not too far from philadelphia. >> i think you're wise to point out to viewers apparently a broken window, a passenger window, stands to reason it had something to do with the shrapnel that have been kicked out by this uncontained engine failure. i should know from your viewers, wolf, back in august of 2016 southwest had a very similar incident. an uncontained engine failure. this aircraft was headed from louis armstrong airport in new orleans to orlando, diverted to pensacola. some shrapnel penetrated the skin of the air...

Come out, it's an imbalance situation. that's why it sounds like a washing machine. >> one passenger actually said that just before the shaking started they heard a loud bang. does that corroborate kind of the idea that it's an engine issue? >> right. the loud bang would signify and uncontained engine failure. an engine lost or fan blade, turban blade thrown out and passengers also smell add strong engine smell. maybe some of the fluids from the engine, which would have been freed from that event. and those two things together do make me think that that's what it is. >> now, i mean, you have t...

Let's discuss this further with cnn transportation analyst mayor schiavo, a former inspector general for the u.s. department of transportation. mary, so far the airline said it was a technical issue, and an airport spokesman said related to the engine. based on this video you're seeing it does seem like this was more than turbulence. >> it was. based on the video, you can find similar videos like this on engine manufactures websites. ge engines has bun, for example, they've done testing. it looks like a turban blade or fan blade failure called and uncontained engine failure. it's not rare. pro...