Australia’s TSB reported the occurrence was rated a serious incident. Three investigators with expertise in materials failure engineering have been dispatched on site. The ATSB urges anyone who finds a piece of suspected aircraft debris NOT to handle it.
The aircraft seen after landing (Photo: Australian Aircraft Spotters/Grahame Hutchison):
Report in The Aviation Herald: https://avherald.com/h?article=4a651f6e&opt=0
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This post was published on 17 March 2017 08:39
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