Incident at near Toronto/vicinity of Lake Ontario
Summary
1998-02-10: The British Airways Boeing 747 (operating as BAW092) was on an IFR flight from London (Heathrow) International Airport, England (U.K.) (EGLL) to Toronto (LBPIA) (CYYZ). The flight crew reported that they the #1 engine had failed at 0035Z. The flight crew requested a fuel dump on the Toronto 090º radial (80-40 DME) at 0045Z. At 0106Z, the flight crew requested a diversion to New York (John F. Kennedy) International Airport, NY (U.S.A.) (KJFK) and a clearance was given to JFK. No emergency was declared. When the aircraft was over Syracuse, NY (U.S.A.) at 0136Z, the flight crew requested permission to return to Toronto instead. The aircraft landed without further incident at 0209Z. No equipment was required and there were no delays to other aircraft. O.P.I. -- PAX PAH PAE TSB IKO-PIA.
Details
| CADORS Number | 1993O0351 |
|---|---|
| Occurrence Type | Incident |
| Reported By | |
| Occurred At | 1993-06-29 - 00:35 |
| Day or Night? | Day-time |
| Fatalities | 0 |
| Injuries | |
| Aerodrome ID | |
| Aerodrome Name | |
| Geographic Location | Ontario, Canada, North America, Ontario Region, near Toronto/vicinity of Lake Ontario |
| TSB Occurrence Number | |
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| AOR Number | |
| Reported By | |
| Categories | System/component failure or malfunction [powerplant],Other,Fuel related |
| Events |
Aircraft Details (1 aircraft)
| Type | Aeroplane
|
|---|---|
| Canadian Registration | |
| Foreign Registration | |
| Country of Registration | the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland |
| Occurrence Type | Incident |
| Owner | |
| Operator | BRITISH AIRWAYS (5430) Commercial |
| Make |
BOEING |
| Model | 747 |
| Year Built | |
| Engine Type | Turbo jet |
| Engine Make | |
| Engine Model | |
| Gear Type | Land |
| Private | No |
| Amateur Built | No |
| Flight Number | BAW092 |
| Flight Rule | |
| CARS Subpart | |
| Phase of Flight | Unknown |
| Damage | Unknown |
| Fatalities | 0 |
| Injuries | 0 |
| Events | Other operational incident,Fuel - dumping,Engine failure,Diversion |