Stubborn vulture plucked from Ryanair wing before Greece flight
Last week, the US National Transportation Safety Board said bird remains had been found in the engine of a Ryanair plane that saw a blade break off on July 10…
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AFP | Published 10 minutes ago A vulture who refused to budge had to be removed from the wing of a Ryanair flight awaiting takeoff on the Greek island of Crete, in order to avoid potential damage to the plane, a local newspaper reported Monday. Four suspected bird strikes to the plane's engines had been reported by flight crews in the 12 months preceding the accident, but no damage was found in subsequent maintenance, the report said.
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AFP | Published 10 minutes ago A vulture who refused to budge had to be removed from the wing of a Ryanair flight awaiting takeoff on the Greek island of Crete, in order to avoid potential damage to the plane, a local newspaper reported Monday.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Four suspected bird strikes to the plane's engines had been reported by flight crews in the 12 months preceding the accident, but no damage was found in subsequent maintenance, the report said.
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