ANA B788 near Takamatsu on Jan 16th 2013, battery problem and burning smell on board (including JAL Boston, Ethiopian London and JAL Tokyo events)

Last Update: August 19, 2015 / 16:56:16 GMT/Zulu time

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On Aug 19th 2015 the AAIB released their final report into ET-AOP concluding: The following causal factors were identified in the ground fire:- A thermal runaway failure of the lithium manganese dioxide battery in the ELT resulted...

On Aug 19th 2015 the AAIB released their final report into ET-AOP concluding: The following causal factors were identified in the ground fire:- A thermal runaway failure of the lithium manganese dioxide battery in the ELT resulted

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Incident Facts

Date of incident
Jan 16, 2013

Classification
Incident

Aircraft Registration
N343434

ICAO Type Designator
B788

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