Malaysia B738 at Jakarta on Jun 13th 2017, temporary runway excursion, burst tyre on landing
Last Update: August 18, 2017 / 14:57:14 GMT/Zulu time
Incident Facts
Date of incident
Jun 13, 2017
Classification
Incident
Cause
Burst tyre on landing
Airline
Malaysia Airlines
Flight number
MH-725
Departure
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Destination
Jakarta, Indonesia
Aircraft Registration
9M-MXH
Aircraft Type
Boeing 737-800
ICAO Type Designator
B738
Airport ICAO Code
WIII
The runway needed to be closed until the aircraft was towed to the apron.
The airline reported the aircraft suffered a suspected tyre burst on landing in Jakarta.
On Aug 18th 2017 Indonesia's NTSC released their preliminary report rating the occurrence a serious incident.
The captain (33, ATPL, 6,101 hours total, 1,396 hours on type) was pilot flying, the first officer (35, ATPL, 5,562 hours total, 5,138 hours on type) was pilot monitoring.
While descending towards Jakarta the aircraft was instructed to enter a hold at FL220 due to heavy rain at Jakarta and traffic congestion. After about 30 minutes ATC cleared the aircraft to descend to 11,000 feet and proceed to the next waypoint. When ATC queried the crew, whether they were ready for the approach, the crew declined due to present weather conditions and requested to continue holding advising they had sufficient fuel. ATC granted the hold and instructed to further descend to 10,000 feet for the hold. About 14 minutes later ATC queried again, whether they were now ready for the approach, and considering that the weather had significantly improved with no wind shear reports by a number of landing aircraft anymore, the crew decided to commence the approach. The aircraft was vectored and cleared for the ILS approach runway 25R, visibility was reported to have improved to 2000 meters (6500 feet). The aircraft was cleared to land, winds from 200 degrees at 8 knots.
The aircraft touched down on runway 25R but immediately veered right, about 580 meters down the runway departed the right hand edge of the runway and returned to within the runway about 900 meters down the runway. The left main gear impacted two runway edge lights in the process, the right main landing gear one runway edge light. The crew declared Mayday, advised they had temporarily veered off the runway. The aircraft vacated the runway via taxiway N4 and stopped on the taxiway, however not clear of the runway. The NTSC wrote: "The aircraft stopped on the taxiway N4 with both tires of right main landing gear were burst." The aircraft was disabled on taxiway N4. Tower instructed a number of aircraft on final approach to go around due to the runway not being clear.
The passengers disembarked onto taxiway N4 and were bussed to the terminal.
The NTSC, despite earlier reporting both right main tyres were found burst in 5th last paragraph of chapter 1.1, wrote in the last paragraph of chapter 1.1: "The aircraft has minor damaged. The outer tire of the right main landing gear was burst. All other tires damaged over limit. Some punctures found on the left inboard flap and right and left wing body fairings. There were three runway edge lights damaged."
Metars:
WIII 131430Z 06012KT 3000 TSRA FEW017CB BKN017 23/23 Q1013 NOSIG RMK CB OVER THE FIELD=
WIII 131400Z VRB05KT 4700 -TSRA SCT017CB BKN017 23/23 Q1013 NOSIG RMK CB OVER THE FIELD=
WIII 131330Z 29010KT 250V320 2000 TSRA SCT015CB BKN017 22/22 Q1013 NOSIG RMK CB OVER THE FIELD=
WIII 131300Z 27016KT 250V310 1600 R25R/1800VP2000 +TSRA SCT015CB BKN016 23/22 Q1013 NOSIG RMK CB OVER THE FIELD=
WIII 131230Z 30012KT 1600 R25R/P2000 TSRA SCT015CB BKN016 24/23 Q1012 NOSIG RMK CB TO OVER THE FIELD=
COR WIII 131200Z 20020KT 140V230 1500 R25R/1500VP2000 TSRA SCT015CB BKN016 26/24 Q1011 TREND BECMG VIS 1000M TSRA RMK CB TO OVER THE FIELD=
WIII 131130Z 23014KT 7000 VCTS FEW020CB SCT022 27/23 Q1010 TEMPO 18010G25KT 3000 TSRA RMK CB TO S AND SW=
WIII 131100Z 05007KT 6000 FEW019CB SCT020 30/26 Q1010 NOSIG RMK CB TO SW=
WIII 131030Z 06008KT 7000 FEW020CB SCT022 30/26 Q1009 NOSIG RMK CB TO S=
Incident Facts
Date of incident
Jun 13, 2017
Classification
Incident
Cause
Burst tyre on landing
Airline
Malaysia Airlines
Flight number
MH-725
Departure
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Destination
Jakarta, Indonesia
Aircraft Registration
9M-MXH
Aircraft Type
Boeing 737-800
ICAO Type Designator
B738
Airport ICAO Code
WIII
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