→ inspire2006:應該還沒降到地面就揮發了吧 07/28 21:02
→ cityport:雪梨機場不就在海邊 07/28 21:05
推 kittyman:洩油是霧狀噴出 所以會揮發到空氣中 07/29 02:45
外電新聞如下,
大意是說加拿大航空一架 777-233LR 雪梨飛往溫哥華的航班
在起飛不久後發現機艙廚房冒出濃煙, 機長發現後在雪梨市郊
放油後安全降落在雪梨機場, 算是虛驚一場並沒有人員傷亡
我必比較好奇的是 一般飛機不是都到外海去放油嗎???
在市郊的話不會汙染到環境?? 不會有下油雨的感覺嗎???
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/travel/news/air-canada-plane-on-fire-after-take-off-from-sydney/story-fn32891l-1226103347122
AN Air Canada passenger plane has landed safely at Sydney, having dumped fuel
over the city's suburbs after smoke was detected in the galley.
Flight AC34 departed the airport at 10:25am local time en route to Vancouver
and Toronto and experienced a fire in the galley which could not be
contained, according to initial reports by The Daily Telegraph.
Air Canada's general manager for Australia and New Zealand, Jeannie Foster,
later said "a little bit of smoke" had been detected coming from an oven.
Foster told radio station 2UE that the captain of the Boeing 777-233LR had
not declared an emergency but had dumped fuel before returning to Sydney
Airport as a precautionary measure.
Fuel was dumped over suburbs in Sydney's north.
"The plane was so low, I've never seen a plane fly like that ... going from
side to side. It was clearly a plane in distress," Lisa, who lives in the
northern beach suburb of Manly, told 2UE.
At 11:53am, the captain reported that he had completed the fuel dump.
The plane landed just after noon, met by ambulances on standby. Fairfax
reported hat more than 200 passengers -including four infants - had been on
board the aircraft.
The plane departed Sydney Airport again at 1.50pm.
Air Canada's general manager for Australia and New Zealand, Jeannie Foster,
said there was smoke in the plane but no fire.
"There was some smoke seen in the cabin by the crew, actually it was coming
from the oven," she told Macquarie Radio.
"It was just smoke coming from an oven, there were no injuries."
There were 264 passengers on board the flight, including four infants.
"The captain didn't declare an emergency," Ms Foster said.
"Obviously he has had to dump fuel as it is a 15 hour flight to Canada... and
you can't land with a heavy plane."
Fire and Rescue NSW told AAP it wasn't a "major incident" and emergency crews
were not called out to the airport. It is not known if any dangerous cargo
was on board the Boeing 777-233LR
Two years ago, at least 11 passengers and four crew members were injured when
Air Canada Flight 34 from Sydney to Vancouver hit severe turbulence caused by
a thunderstorm about one hour northeast of Honolulu, the Telegraph reported.
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