There’s been a new update following Cathay Pacific’s temporary grounding after it identified engine issues on an Airbus A350 flight from Hong Kong to Zurich. The EASA has requested airlines begin inspecting their A350 felt on a precautionary basis to ensure they are still fit to fly and don’t have a similar engine problem to what was experienced on the Cathay Pacific unit.
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This was like a virus lol
It's ultra big news
Go back to piston engines with propellers. 😛
Funny how they were after boeing know airbus
Dirty games play by Boeing
This was boeing take months to fix well done airbus
ロールスロイスのエンジンはやっぱりポンコツやな
Cathy problem fixed
The difference is Airbus puts the engines in the right place compared to Boeing 😂
wow..a350
Actually this isn’t a Rolls Royce issue either, the braided fuel hose is manufactured by a different company, who shall remain nameless. A similar hose is used on most jet engines.
Thanks for this update Dj!!
I just flew to detroit from Amsterdam with a350 900 i dont understand why this plane is so propular, 777 is much better with sitting and space and comfort.
Also this isn’t airbus fault it is rolls Royce fault
There seems to be a relatively simple repair. Anybody know the details of the repair? Is the repair permanent or will the fault recur?
So, correct me if I'm wrong. The engine had an issue mid flight that resulted in a fire, but oh, no big deal? Okay, great.
Kudos to Chinese airlines on how high they regard safety in commercial aviation though.
Interesting how his issue is being downplayed because it's Airbus. If this was another Boeing issue, all the Airbus crybabies would be whining by now.
Airbus won't wait for EASA or the FAA to ground their aircraft.
Airbus support the grounding. Boeing wouldn't.
Wow… very approximative information 😯. First, it should be specified more clearly that only the -1000 model is impacted. Then, there's nothing such as a fleet grounded, the truth is a total of 15 out 60 underwent repairs between 2nd and 7th of September.
The Engine Fuel System.
And other Airlines?
You’re behind more than normal. Malaysia also found problems on 900s
Qatar and Cathay are not having good luck with the A350
Good call by Cathay Pacific grounding the planes putting safety first before profits.
Seems that the larger aircraft engines get the more problems develop. Not a Airbus issue but a engine manufacturer issue.
Is it just me or why does these engines on newer aircraft has so much bad reliability? The ones I remembered is the Trent 1000 of the Boeing 787, the PW1000G on the A320neo, and now this on the A350? I've heard about the A220 having engine issues as well back then although I'm not too sure about it.
Issues have been resolved quickly, CP hope to have all their 350s back in service this weekend, Thai have carried out inspections and all ok as have JAL and Etihad, assume other carriers have also carried out safety checks.
And airfrance A321XLR,.. paris – NY rtb .. 2nd attempt divert Dublin .. problem with the fuel .. 🤦🏻♂️
Not only Boeing. Seems AB getting a pass.
Big deal NOT. In service upgrades. This happens to every single engineering project in history.
For those that blame Boeing for engine issues, take not on how the A350 involved in the engine incident has come out of the Airbus factory without Airbus noticing. If Boeing’s engine issues imply that Airbus is superior, then this incident would have never happened.
If Boeing and Rolls Royce ever gets together it will be the death of aviation. Oh yeah, the 787.
What about Malaysia Airlines…
One of their A350's had the same issue.
What's going on with aviation this year
Aviation is not going good this year😬