Скачать или смотреть Defective Switch Causes Air NZ Airbus A320 Emergency Landing - Full Report Revealed

Airbus A320 emergency landing Air New Zealand defective switch engine shutdown aviation safety incident report. Discover how a faulty fire switch led to an unplanned landing of Air NZ Flight NZ249 from Wellington to Sydney in December 2024. The Transport Accident Investigation Commission (TAIC) revealed the switch activated on its own, shutting down the engine mid-flight. Pilots heard a loud clicking sound and followed emergency procedures to land safely in Auckland. This incident is part of a series of similar problems with Airbus A320 fire switches, affecting global fleets. The report highlights up to six instances of engine shutdowns due to damaged or faulty switches, linked to mishandling during shipping or installation. Airbus issued service bulletins and recalls, especially after solar radiation issues with flight control systems. With over 11,500 Airbus A320s sold worldwide, this defective switch problem raises concerns about aircraft safety. Learn about the TAIC findings, manufacturer responses, and ongoing inspections to prevent future emergencies. Stay informed on aviation news and technology advancements.