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Travel Radar - Aviation News > News > British Airways 747 Could Not Retract Nose Wheel

British Airways 747 Could Not Retract Nose Wheel

Jake Smith
Last updated: 18 September 2018 23:26
By Jake Smith
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A British Airways Boeing 747-400, registration G-BYGB performing flight BA-294 from Chicago O’Hare, IL (USA) to London Heathrow, EN (UK), was climbing out of Chicago cleared to climb to FL230 when the crew requested to stop climb at 15,000 feet advising, they were unable to accelerate beyond 190 KIAS while working on a technical issue. The crew advised no assistance was needed, they wanted to continue along the departure route. About 20 minutes later the aircraft was provided with delay vectors, the crew decided to return to Chicago advising they had not been able to retract the nose gear.

The aircraft landed safely on runway 10C about 1:50 hours after departure and taxied to the apron.

 

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