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Dalroc 14 year s ago
There's also a video of it.
http://www.aftonbladet.se/webbtv/nyheter/utrikes/article8072907.ab
http://www.aftonbladet.se/webbtv/nyheter/utrikes/article8072907.ab
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Piloto loco 14 year s ago
Rolls Royce got some 'splaining to do.
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bertha_2_2 14 year s ago
Qantas are losing their 'flawless' image... thats crap, coz I fly with them.
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izzimyfizzi 14 year s ago
Dunno what the big deal is to be honest. With a safety record, bar to none... Qantas is THE safest airline in the world.
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Piloto loco 14 year s ago
Izzimyfizzi:
Qantas IS the safest airline according to passenger per air mile data, nobody put that in doubt. But it looks like they are operating 6 ticking time bombs in their fleet today. Th big deal is that this particular engine failure is a MAJOR failure, where pieces of the turbine managed to fling out of the engine nacelle, puncturing the wing. The wing is where 90% of the usuable fuel of a modern airliner is stored. As of right now, with the Rolls-Royce powerplant, this aircraft is no longer a guarantee of safety.
Qantas IS the safest airline according to passenger per air mile data, nobody put that in doubt. But it looks like they are operating 6 ticking time bombs in their fleet today. Th big deal is that this particular engine failure is a MAJOR failure, where pieces of the turbine managed to fling out of the engine nacelle, puncturing the wing. The wing is where 90% of the usuable fuel of a modern airliner is stored. As of right now, with the Rolls-Royce powerplant, this aircraft is no longer a guarantee of safety.
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Isara 14 year s ago
"flawless" only in heaven that stuff is exist!
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omloe 14 year s ago
simple.. it's caused by mount merapi..
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Buy oem 13 year s ago
haUmqY See it for the first time!!...
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Cheap oem software 13 year s ago
I8qgX4 The Author is crazy..!
http://www.aftonbladet.se/webbtv/nyheter/utrikes/article8072907.ab
thanks for the great video
Qantas IS the safest airline according to passenger per air mile data, nobody put that in doubt. But it looks like they are operating 6 ticking time bombs in their fleet today. Th big deal is that this particular engine failure is a MAJOR failure, where pieces of the turbine managed to fling out of the engine nacelle, puncturing the wing. The wing is where 90% of the usuable fuel of a modern airliner is stored. As of right now, with the Rolls-Royce powerplant, this aircraft is no longer a guarantee of safety.