Apr 18, 2018
7:50:35am
7:50:35am
Fan blade and metal fatigue possible cause of Southwest incident.
The engine is missing a fan blade and there was sign of metal fatigue at the site where the blade broke off.
It will likely be more than a year before the final NTSB report is released.
Southwest will accelerate the inspections of all engines of this type.
https://www.aol.com/article/news/2018/04/18/investigators-found-a-major-clue-to-what-may-have-caused-southwest-jets-engine-failure/23414026/
It will likely be more than a year before the final NTSB report is released.
Southwest will accelerate the inspections of all engines of this type.
https://www.aol.com/article/news/2018/04/18/investigators-found-a-major-clue-to-what-may-have-caused-southwest-jets-engine-failure/23414026/
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