B772 BA165 emergency descent into BRU

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Re: BAW 165 emex descend into BRU

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sdbelgium wrote:
turkishairlines wrote:Any Update about the plane now?
Andy
Departed back to LHR as BAW9156 tonight.
Ok, thank you! :)
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Re: B772 BA165 emergency descent into BRU

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BA165 TLV G-VIIX (just took off 18h32)
BA9716E LHR G-YMMN (ETD 1840)
Posts are not clear to me: which one is the plane that made the emergency landing from TLV?
And which is the one from LHR that came to pick up the stranded passengers later on?
Thanks for any clarification.

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Re: B772 BA165 emergency descent into BRU

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G-YMMN was the "emergency plane", G-VIIX was the replacer.

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Re: B772 BA165 emergency descent into BRU

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Report in Aviation Herald:
Incident: British Airways B772 near Brussels on Nov 18th 2010, cargo fire indication

A British Airways Boeing 777-200, registration G-YMMN performing flight BA-165 from London Heathrow,EN (UK) to Tel Aviv (Israel), was enroute at FL390 about 10nm southeast of Oostende and 45nm west of Brussels (Belgium) when the crew reported a cargo fire indication and decided to divert to Brussels descending to 6000 feet in the next 10 minutes (average sink rate 3300 fpm). The airplane landed safely on Brussels Zaventem's runway 25L about 15 minutes after reporting the fire indication. Emergency services inspected the forward cargo hold and removed a container.

A replacement Boeing 777-200 registration G-VIIX was ferried in from Heathrow and continued the journey reaching Tel Aviv with a delay of 8.5 hours.

The incident Boeing 777-200 was able to ferry back to Heathrow about 10 hours after landing.
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