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United Airlines flight that had been traveling from Las Vegas to Newark, New Jersey, made an emergency landing Wednesday morning at the Lincoln Airport after the pilots smelled smoke in the cockpit.
Crews with Lincoln Fire and Rescue and the Nebraska Air National Guard both responded to the airport but ultimately did not have to intervene given the nature of the landing, said Rachel Barth, the airport's spokesperson.
Finnair flight AY141 made an emergency landing in Helsinki on Wednesday, shortly after take-off due to smoke in the cabin.
https://www.aviationbusinessme.com/airlines/finnair-emergency-landing
Finlands’ flag carrier and largest airline, Finnair flight AY141 made an emergency landing in Helsinki on Wednesday (Jan 5), shortly after take-off due to smoke in the cabin.
Finnair’s Airbus A350-900 aircraft registered OH-LWH, took off from Helsinki-Vantaa Airport (HEL) at 17:32 local time bound for Bangkok, only 32 minutes before halting the climb at 3,800 ft and returning for an emergency landing at HEL.
According to The Aviation Herald, passengers reported they had been advised that steam might come off the air conditioning system, however, after departure smoke was intensifying in the cabin, while smoke detectors went off around the aircraft.
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Flight FR4052 departed from Manchester Airport at 6.33pm on Monday (Jan 3) and was scheduled to land around 9.30 in Faro, Portugal - but made a rapid descent into Brest in France after reports of a fire.
Flight tracking software showed the plane descend from around 41,000ft to 6,725ft over seven minutes between 7.14pm and 7.21pm.
Pictures on social media showed the plane on the runway along with fire engines.
After the plane made its emergency landing the passengers were reportedly evacuated from the flight and police led them onto a bus that took them to the terminal. Ryanair did not return a request for comment.."
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Nine people were taken to hospital with injuries after an escalator malfunctioned at a Boston rail station on Sunday, authorities said.
Boston EMS said multiple units responded to an incident at the Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority's (MBTA) Back Bay T station shortly after 6 p.m.
"A total of 9 patients were transported to area hospitals with injuries reported to be minor in nature," the agency said in a tweet.
Back Bay T Incident: Shortly after 6pm multiple units responded for an incident at Back Bay T station. A total of 9 patients were transported to area hospitals with injuries reported to be minor in nature.
— Boston EMS (@BOSTON_EMS) September 26, 2021
Witness described the gruesome scene after the escalator malfunctioned, and said they saw victims who appeared to have sustained serious injuries.
"This little girl at the bottom, she had most of the side of her face gone, and her ear was almost off her head," Claire Maia told CBS Boston. "And her mother had part of her scalp missing."
Andrea Kiene replied to Boston EMS on Twitter, writing: "Had to be more than minor. We were on that escalator. I saw what happened. The panic and terror was real for those two children who had to see their mother pinned under people."
Eli Smith told NBC Boston that he had been waiting for his train when the incident occurred. He initially thought there had been a shooting because of how many people he saw covered in blood.
Had to be more than minor. We were on that escalator. I saw what happened. The panic and terror was real for those two children who had to see their mother pinned under people.
— Andrea Kiene (@andrea_kiene) September 26, 2021
"There was a whole bunch of commotion coming from this escalator, so out of pure curiosity I go over and look and there was like four people laying down and like a puddle of blood at the end of the escalator," Smith said.
Smith added that personnel at the station told him the escalator's steps flattened like a slide. "It turned into a slide, and then went backwards, and then that's when people fell," he said.
Other witnesses also said the escalator had suddenly reversed direction, which led to people falling. "The escalator was moving upwards and then just went backwards, and everyone just started falling like dominos," Krystal Tremblay told CBS Boston.
"Escalator at back bay went backwards super fast with lots of people on it," a Twitter user said.
In another tweet, the user added: "It happened as soon as i got up the stairs. heard a lot of people yelling behind me and i saw a pile of bodies down the escalator."
The MBTA hasn't confirmed what caused the escalator from the Amtrak and Commuter Rail platforms to the street-level lobby of the station to malfunction.
"The escalator will remain out of service while the incident is thoroughly investigated," a spokesman for the transit agency told CBS Boston.
The Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority has been contacted for additional comment.
A fire at a National Grid site has shut down a power cable linking electricity supplies between the UK and France.
Twelve fire crews were sent to the site in Sellindge near Ashford on Wednesday, Kent Fire and Rescue Service said.
National Grid said the site had been evacuated, and there have been no reports of casualties.
National Grid ESO, which balances energy supplies in the UK, said it expects to "continue supplying electricity safely and securely".
An power cable running under the English Channel was "not operating" after the fire, the National Grid said.
The company - which owns energy infrastructure like overhead and underground power cables - said there would be a reduction in the amount of electricity available to the network until 13 October following the fire.
The fire service said four crews remained at the seen "dampening down remaining hot spots" at 14:45 BST.
It said water pressure may drop in the area as crews continue to fight the blaze.
Source: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-58570893
Smoke can be seen billowing from the site. Photo: Barry Goodwin
Plumes of smoke can be seen coming from a National Grid site after a large blaze started in the middle of the night.
Firefighters have been tackling the flames at the site in Sellindge, between Hythe and Ashford, since 12.30am.
National Grid UK say the site has been evacuated and that the "safety of our staff, emergency teams and local residents is our highest priority".
At the peak of the blaze, 12 fire engines were in attendance.
Compressed air foam was used to prevent the fire from spreading to other nearby buildings.
More here: https://www.kentonline.co.uk/ashford/news/large-fire-at-national-gr...
MOSCOW (AP) — Smoke alarms went off at the Russian segment of the International Space Station in the early hours of Thursday (September 9), and the crew reported noticing smoke and the smell of burnt plastic.
Russia's space agency Roscosmos said the incident took place in the Russian-built Zvezda module and occurred as the station's batteries were being recharged.
The space station is currently operated by NASA astronauts Mark Vande Hei, Shane Kimbrough and Megan McArthur; Oleg Novitsky and Pyotr Dubrov of Russia’s Roscosmos; Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency astronaut Akihiko Hoshide, and European Space Agency astronaut Thomas Pesquet.
Novitsky and Dubrov are scheduled to carry out a six-hour-long space walk on Thursday to continue integrating the Russian-built Nauka science lab that docked with the space station in July. Shortly after docking, the lab briefly knocked the orbital outpost out of position by accidentally firing its engines — an incident Russian space officials blamed on a software failure.
Source: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/smoke-alarms-sound-at-internation...
According to Roscosmos, the crew activated air filters and returned to their “night rest" once the air quality was back to normal. The crew will proceed with a space walk Thursday as planned, the agency noted.
The FAA has ordered safety checks on all 9,300 Boeing 737 aircraft for a failure that could cause cabin oxygen levels to drop dangerously low 7-16-2021
Airlines have been told to inspect 2 pressure switches on Boeing 737s over concerns they could fail.
Their failure could mean that cabin oxygen levels fall dangerously low, the FAA said.
An unnamed operator reported that the switches failed in tests on three different 737 models.
The US aviation watchdog has instructed airlines to inspect a pair of pressure switches found on all Boeing 737 airplanes over concerns that their failure could cause onboard oxygen levels to fall dangerously low.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Thursday warned of a risk that pilots and other crew members could lose consciousness if the cabin altitude switches failed. It issued a directive ordering that airlines check them for faults.
The directive applies to around 2,500 Boeing 737 planes in the US and a further 9,315 worldwide, Reuters reported. It includes the 737 Max.
"A latent failure of both pressure switches could result in the loss of cabin altitude warning, which could delay flight crew recognition of a lack of cabin pressurization, and result in incapacitation of the flight crew due to hypoxia (a lack of oxygen in the body), and consequent loss of control of the airplane," the agency said.
https://www.businessinsider.com/boeing-737-switch-failure-lack-of-o...
What looks like a large Radar circle.Radar reading from New Zealand today, June 8,2021
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Puerto Rico probes fire that left 900K clients without power
Luma Energy was already struggling with thousands of outages. One customer says his sister relies on oxygen to stay alive, and he worries with every outage. People are seen walking in a street in darkness by a power outage due to a cyberattack in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico on June 10, 2021.
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