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Laudamotion A320 Birdstrike

Jake Smith
Last updated: 11 November 2018 23:52
By Jake Smith
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A Laudamotion Airbus A320-200, registration OE-LOC performing flight OE-3160 from Dusseldorf (Germany) to Faro (Portugal), departed Dusseldorf’s runway 23L and was climbing through FL210 when the crew stopped the climb due to left-hand engine (CFM56) vibrations, the crew suspected as the result of a bird strike on departure. The aircraft descended to FL130 to burn off fuel and landed safely back on Dusseldorf’s runway 23R about one hour after departure.

A passenger reported there were severe vibrations after departure. About 30 minutes into the flight the captain announced they suspected a bird strike, they were returning to Dusseldorf and were burning fuel.

A replacement Airbus A320-200 registration OE-LOE reached Faro with a delay of 2.5 hours.

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