I think I came across mention of it when dealing with engines trashed by birds (which in fairness I would imagine is probably one of the more common causes of failure - and even that should be becoming less common, particularly on the bigger a/c). An undisclosed aircraft had a large birdstrike, taking out one engine, at an undisclosed location in Africa. If I haven't confused the event with one in Belgium, they got a new engine sent out (or the required replacement parts), fitted it, taxied out, took off - only to hit more large birds on take-off, requiring them to go around and land again at the airport and yet more engine repairs.

Safety officer was livid. It was way up there in the 'expensive events in which no plane crashed' league!