On 18 August, El Al flight LY332 between Brussels, Belgium, and Tel Aviv, Israel, didn’t go as expected. Shortly after take-off, an electrical malfunction occurred in the aircraft’s rear galley. Passengers on board witnessed that the cabin crew hurried to the back of the plane, a Boeing 737-800 registered 4X-EKF.
The cabin crew saw sparks in the rear galley. Reason enough for the pilots to divert to Frankfurt, Germany, albeit without declaring an emergency.
The aircraft stayed on the ground overnight and continued to Tel Aviv the next day.
This post was published on 20 August 2022 08:47
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