BEA releases final report on Air France Airbus A380 fan failure accident over Greenland

BEA France released its final report on the Air France Airbus A380 fan failure accident in September 2017 over Greenland.
BEA France released its final report on the Air France Airbus A380 fan failure accident in September 2017 over Greenland.
An Air France Airbus A330-200 almost departed with damage after a ground collision at Paris-CDG Airport, France, according to a new BEA report.
BEA France concluded that a slow rotation technique of the pilot of an Air France A340-300 at Bogota caused an abnormally long takeoff roll with the aircraft crossing the threshold at 6 feet.
BEA France reported on a Boeing 777-F that took off with insufficient engine thrust after the crew based performance calculation on a mass 100 tonnes lower than the actual weight of the aircraft.
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued a new airworthiness directive (AD) for certain Engine Alliance GP7270, GP7272, and GP7277 turbofan engines in the wake of the uncontained engine failure on an Air France Airbus A380.
An Air France Airbus A380 diverted to Goose Bay, Canada a serious engine failure.