Event Details

Title:Total engine oil loss, Boeing 767-336, G-BNWT
Micro summary:This Boeing 767-336 experienced a total loss of oil in the #1 engine.
Event Time:1998-03-06 at 0620 UTC
File Name:1998-03-06-UK.pdf
Publishing Agency:Aircraft Accident Investigation Board (AAIB)
Publishing Country:United Kingdom
Report number:EW/G98/03/03
Pages:2
Diversion Airport:Ben Gurion International Airport (Lod Airport), Lod, Israel (Diversion)
Site of event:Takeoff
Departure:Ben Gurion International Airport (Lod Airport), Lod, Israel
Destination:London
Airplane Type(s):Boeing 767-336
Flight Phase:Climb
Registration(s):G-BNWT
Operator(s):British Airways
Type of flight:Revenue
Occupants:249
Fatalities:0
Serious Injuries:0
Minor/Non-Injured:249
Other Injuries:0
Diverted to:Ben Gurion International Airport (Lod Airport), Lod, Israel (Diversion)
Executive Summary:Approximately 15 minutes after the aircraft had taken off from Tel Aviv (TLV) Airport, on a flight to London, the left engine suffered a total loss of oil. The aircraft returned to Tel Aviv and the crew carried out an overweight landing, on one engine. The right engine thrust reverser was not serviceable and consequently the brakes became very hot during the landing rollout. The aircraft taxied to a nearby gate where the passengers disembarked normally and, whilst there, the fusible plugs in the wheels of the left landing gear activated and all four tyres on that gear deflated. Initial examination found that the left engine accessory gearbox casing had been punctured, releasing all of the engine oil. The engine was replaced and later returned to London Heathrow for examination by the operator.
Learning Keywords:Systems - Engine - Contained Engine Failure
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