Malaysia Airlines plane lands safely after circling for 34 minutes with flap failure
Civil Aviation Resource Network News on February 12, 2023:
According to Lianhe Zaobao, a Malaysia Airlines (Malaysia Airlines) Boeing 737 passenger plane carrying 109 people flew from Kuala Lumpur to Sarawak Miri Airport on the morning of Saturday (February 11) local time. At that time, the plane hovered over Miri Airport for 34 minutes and then landed safely due to flap failure.
According to the "Oriental Daily" report, Sarawak State Transportation Minister Li Jingsheng confirmed that the Malaysia Airlines plane flying from Kuala Lumpur to Miri was initially suspected to have a flap failure, which caused the plane to hover over the airport for 34 minutes before landing safely. He said all passengers and crew on board were safe and the incident did not affect the operation of Miri Airport. taxiway perimeter light suppliers,Heliport Navigation Light factory,Medium Intensity Type A suppliers,China Airport Taxiway Guard Light,LED touchdown light manufacturers.
A spokesman for the Miri Fire Department said that personnel at the Miri Airport received a report at 11:21 am on Saturday that a Boeing 737 passenger plane was suspected to be malfunctioning and the flaps could not be opened. The Fire Department immediately dispatched personnel to the airport. The spokesperson pointed out that after the plane arrived at Miri Airport, it tried to land several times, but all failed. Fortunately, it finally landed smoothly.
The spokesperson revealed that the plane was carrying 109 passengers and crew members at the time, and no one was injured in the incident.