Evergreen B742 at Nagoya on Nov 28th 2010, engine shut down inflight
Last Update: May 27, 2012 / 15:23:32 GMT/Zulu time
Japan's Transportation Safety Board (JTSB) released their final report in Japanese concluding the probable cause of the serious incident was:During initial climb the inboard left hand engine's low pressure turbine stage 1 blades (labelled L...
Japan's Transportation Safety Board (JTSB) released their final report in Japanese concluding the probable cause of the serious incident was:During initial climb the inboard left hand engine's low pressure turbine stage 1 blades (labelled L
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Incident Facts
Date of incident
Nov 28, 2010
Aircraft Registration
N343434
Aircraft Type
Boeing 747-200
ICAO Type Designator
B742
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