Event Details

Title:Uncontained engine failure, Incident: Boeing 777-200, 9V-SVI
Micro summary:#1 engine ejects debris on takeoff. The Boeing 777-200 returned to field.
Event Time:2002-06-15 at 0954 UTC
File Name:2002-06-15-DK.pdf
Publishing Agency:Accident Investigation Board (AIB)
Publishing Country:Denmark
Report number:HCL 46/02
Pages:2
Diversion Airport:Copenhagen Airport (Kastrup), Copenhagen, Denmark
Site of event:Takeoff
Departure:Copenhagen Airport (Kastrup), Copenhagen, Denmark
Destination:Singapore Changi International Airport, Changi, Singapore
Airplane Type(s):Boeing 777-200
Flight Phase:Takeoff
Registration(s):9V-SVI
Operator(s):Singapore Airlines
Type of flight:Revenue
Occupants:262
Fatalities:0
Serious Injuries:0
Minor/Non-Injured:262
Other Injuries:0
Diverted to:Copenhagen Airport (Kastrup), Copenhagen, Denmark
Executive Summary:During a normal take off runway 04R, on a flight from EKCH to Singapore (WSSS), airport ground personnel observed a smoke of powder and blast of debris from the LH engine just at lift-off. ATC informed the flight crew about the observations and (P.I.C) Pilot in Command decided to return to EKCH. Upon the incident and on the remaining flight, the only discrepancies on the LH engine parameters were an intermittent blanked EGT indication.

After dumping fuel (70000 KGS), the aircraft landed at time 1044 with both engines operative, (LH engine precautionary set to idle) and without use of reverse thrust on that same engine.

Learning Keywords:Systems - Engine - Uncontained Engine Failure
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