Fuel manifold hose rupture behind Trent XWB engine fire on Cathay A350
Investigators have found that a ruptured fuel manifold hose on the Rolls-Royce Trent XWB-97 engine of a Cathay Pacific Airbus A350-1000 led to an in-flight engine fire that could have caused "extensive damage" if not addressed promptly.
The EASA has issued an updated Airworthiness Directive after a cleaning process was found to be linked to a Cathay A350-1000 ...
Air accident investigators have called for “swift action” after a fuel leak was found to have caused an engine fire on a ...
Hong Kong building with fatal blaze did not adhere to fire safety norms The accident turned the focus onto the long-standing problem of buildings not complying with fire safety directions ...
A cleaning process leading to fuel hose degradation during refurbishment may have caused a recent Airbus A350 engine fire ...
European regulators have widened the number of Rolls-Royce Trent engines affected by a potential fuel hose defect, in an ...
Europe’s air safety regulator ordered inspections on engines of a flagship Airbus jet on Thursday, after a fire broke out during a Cathay Pacific flight.
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