On 1 July, an Emirates Airbus A380 (registered A6-EVK) operated flight EK430 between Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and Brisbane, Australia. The aircraft is sporting the “Journey to the Future” livery, promoting the new Museum of the Future in Dubai.
The media are reporting that the fuselage got damaged after a wheel exploded in the undercarriage of the aircraft. The pilots, however, decided to continue to Brisbane.
During landing at Brisbane, the crew informed air traffic control about possible damage due to a blown tire on take-off at Dubai airport and requested emergency services on stand-by.
After an uneventful landing, damage to the left-hand side’s upper belly fairing was indeed found, together with damage to the aircraft’s gear.
The A380 was unable to immediately return to Dubai and is awaiting repair.
A plane has landed in Brisbane, with a hole in the side of its fuselage after a wheel exploded in the undercarriage. Emirates flight EK430 took off from Dubai yesterday before one of its wheels erupted shortly after retracting. https://t.co/VZ3A1cpmr5 #7NEWS pic.twitter.com/pskyF9pkiB
— 7NEWS Brisbane (@7NewsBrisbane) July 2, 2022
Anyone know the drag fuel factor penalty for this one? ?? #emirates #a380 pic.twitter.com/uPzsH9KVAk
— Pontius Pilate (@pontius_is_goat) July 2, 2022
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Why did that plane continue it’s journey across half the world when it was damaged on takeoff from Dubai. They did not even know what the damage was or how bad it was. Disgusting. It had to be repaired before it left Brisbane yet flew despite the risk to the passengers from Dubai. A very dangerous and irresponsible decision
Can we see the qualification of Mahon as to.his assertion that it was a dangerous and iresponsible decision.Pilot?aviation safety expert?troll?