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Old 01-05-2016 | 04:10 AM
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j3cub
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Originally Posted by LavStink
Plus, word on the line is the SBN divert required an engine change. When they ran the airplane up, the OTHER engine shat the bed and also required a change. So, the same airframe required two new engines on virtually the same day. Gives me the chills if this has any truth to it...
The SBN flight was not a diversion. It was a regular flight that had deiced and, from what I was told, had problems because freezing rain/icing built up on the engines before takeoff. When they ran the engine up ice was ingested and damaged the engines.

Always more to the story guys. Not as sensational as the news media and/or message boards makes it sound.
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