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Hey everyone,
I just got this update from Dan McInerney about an incident involving a United Airlines flight that had to turn back due to engine trouble. It was a Boeing 772 (N782UA), flying from ORD to NRT on January 7, 2020. The aircraft made it all the way up to northern Wisconsin when it encountered issues with one of its engines and had to return to Chicago's O'Hare Airport.
The Chicago Fire Department responded swiftly with their full Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting (ARFF) team, and they escorted the plane back to the gate. You can clearly see in the photos that the #2 engine had to be shut down mid-flight because there’s no visible exhaust blur coming from it. The fire department really pulled out all the stops for this one—Dan mentioned that the Chicago Fire Department has the largest number of fully staffed ARFF vehicles and personnel of any airport globally.
Here are some images captured during the event. These shots give you a good look at how prepared they were for any emergency situation. The Oshkosh Striker 6x6 ARFF vehicle is prominently featured in these photos. It’s truly impressive how quickly they mobilized and ensured everything went smoothly despite the stressful circumstances.
*Photo Credit: Dan McInerney*
*Photo Credit: Dan McInerney*
*Photo Credit: Dan McInerney*
*Photo Credit: Dan McInerney*
It’s always reassuring to know that airports like O'Hare have such robust emergency protocols in place. I’m glad no one was hurt, and props to the crew for handling the situation professionally. Let me know if you’ve heard anything else about this!
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