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And now the Boeing 777...
SiliconWizard:
Sad days for Boeing really.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/faa-orders-stepped-inspections-boeing-777s-after-engine-failure-united-n1258477
Must have been a special experience for the passengers. Seeing that through the windows:
drussell:
Are you somehow sure it was Boeing's fault?
It's a Pratt & Whitney Dependable Engine fitted on that thing, and serviced by UAL's maintenance team.
Tom45:
--- Quote from: drussell on February 23, 2021, 02:10:01 am ---Are you somehow sure it was Boeing's fault?
--- End quote ---
Yeah, only 777's with the Pratt & Whitney engine are grounded.
Monkeh:
--- Quote from: drussell on February 23, 2021, 02:10:01 am ---Are you somehow sure it was Boeing's fault?
It's a Pratt & Whitney Dependable Engine fitted on that thing, and serviced by UAL's maintenance team.
--- End quote ---
It's the optics of it.
Another PW4000 series on a 747 shed its guts over the Netherlands the same day.. and another United flight (a 737 this time, not a P&W engine) had an engine failure, also the same day. Most aren't going to care about what engine it was - three more Boeings went bad all in one day.
floobydust:
Apparently that's a titanium fire in the video :o
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