Was an FTer responsible?
Aug 5, 2004, 8:22 pm
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Was an FTer responsible?
Odour forces Qantas flight back
Friday, 6 August 2004
An Adelaide-bound Qantas airliner returned to Melbourne Airport yesterday morning after reports of an odour at the back of the aircraft.
A Qantas spokesman said the pilot decided to turn back shortly after taking off from Melbourne Airport at 7.40am (AEST).
"Very soon after take-off there were reports of an odour in the rear of the aircraft," he said.
"The pilot made a decision to return to Melbourne Airport and the aircraft landed without incident."
Passengers were transferred to another plane and left Melbourne shortly after 10am (AEST).
Source = News Limited
All I can say is twern't me! - I was in SYD all day.
Tony Bailey
Friday, 6 August 2004
An Adelaide-bound Qantas airliner returned to Melbourne Airport yesterday morning after reports of an odour at the back of the aircraft.
A Qantas spokesman said the pilot decided to turn back shortly after taking off from Melbourne Airport at 7.40am (AEST).
"Very soon after take-off there were reports of an odour in the rear of the aircraft," he said.
"The pilot made a decision to return to Melbourne Airport and the aircraft landed without incident."
Passengers were transferred to another plane and left Melbourne shortly after 10am (AEST).
Source = News Limited
All I can say is twern't me! - I was in SYD all day.
Tony Bailey
Aug 5, 2004, 11:55 pm
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Obviously they didn't have their Magellan's odour absorbing cushion 