Delta DC95 at Atlanta on Aug 6th 2011, rejected takeoff due to uncontained engine failure
Last Update: November 19, 2014 / 22:21:42 GMT/Zulu time
A Delta Airlines Douglas DC-9-50, registration N676MC performing flight DL-2272 from Atlanta,GA to Pittsburgh,PA (USA), was accelerating through about 80 knots for takeoff from Atlanta when the right hand engine (JT8D) emitted a loud bang and the air...
A Delta Airlines Douglas DC-9-50, registration N676MC performing flight DL-2272 from Atlanta,GA to Pittsburgh,PA (USA), was accelerating through about 80 knots for takeoff from Atlanta when the right hand engine (JT8D) emitted a loud bang and the air
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Aircraft Registration Data
Incident Facts
Date of incident
Aug 6, 2011
Classification
Incident
Cause
Rejected takeoff
Airline
Delta Airlines
Flight number
FL-342
Departure
Not revealed
Destination
Not revealed
Aircraft Registration
N343434
Aircraft Type
DOUGLAS DC-9-50
ICAO Type Designator
DC95
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