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ANSV: urgent security recommendation sent by the Italian Air Safety Board to FAA and EASA

Rome, Italy - The severe occurrence happened last June 13 to a B-737/700 airplane

"The B-737/700 airplane, code OY-MRG, powered with CFM56-7B22 engines, of Danish nationality, suffered the turn-off of one of two engines, during the approaching to Florence's airport, last June 13, 2009. The inquiry about the event, classified as severe occurrence, is still ongoing. However, following to the elements appeared during the investigation, the Italian Air Safety Board (ANSV) has...

fra/pec - 1109719
Rome, Italy, 10/02/2009 13:35
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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