A Boeing 737 passenger jet was forced to make an emergency landing shortly after departing from a Japanese airport. This marks the fourth such incident to impact the crisis-marred US aircraft maker in just three days.
The flight operated by United Airlines took off from Fukuoka Airport in southwestern Japan with 50 passengers on board bound for Guam. However, the journey was abruptly stopped when the pilots declared an emergency due to a malfunctioning wing flap, according to The Daily Mail. The report said that no casualties were reported as the plane safely landed back at Fukuoka around 11:45 am local time.
Japonya’nın Fukuoka Havalimanı’ndan kalkan United Airlines’a ait bir yolcu uçağı, “flap” arızası nedeniyle havalimanına dönerek acil iniş yaptı.Yolcu ve mürettebattan yaralanan olmadı. pic.twitter.com/rkcWrmwUSm
— Yeni Journal (@yenijournal) May 10, 2024
Corendon Airlines Tire Bust
This incident comes after a Boeing 737-800 belonging to Corendon Airlines, based in Turkey, faced a tire burst after landing at Gazipasa airport near the coastal town of Alanya on May 9. It also comes a day after a harrowing scene in Senegal, where a Boeing 737-300 jet skidded off the runway during takeoff and caught fire, causing panic among the 78 passengers onboard.
FedEx-operated Boeing
Media reports and aviation experts said that questions loom over a separate incident involving a FedEx-operated Boeing 767 cargo plane, which made an emergency landing at Istanbul Airport after its front landing gear failed. Dramatic footage captured the nose of the plane skidding across the runway, trailing sparks and smoke.
READ MORE: Turkey: Passengers, Crew Safely Evacuated After Boeing 737 Plane’s Tire Burst During Landing
DEI CULTURE SABOTAGING AMERICA’S GREATEST COMPANIESThis is another Boeing plane landing at Istanbul airport without its front landing gear. Keep hiring for “diversity” instead of competence and you’ll fuck up an entire country. Actually, mission accomplished! WATCH! pic.twitter.com/8P9Z97akhx— Online Shogun (@online_shogun) May 8, 2024
READ MORE: Boeing 737 Skids Off Runway In Senegal Airport, Leaving 11 People Injured
These troubling events compound existing scrutiny surrounding Boeing, as the company grapples with safety concerns and the recent deaths of two whistleblowers. Despite assertions that Boeing is not directly responsible for these mishaps, the series of incidents raises concerns for the aviation industry. The US Federal Aviation Administration has initiated a probe into Boeing’s practices following reports of falsified inspection records at a South Carolina plant.
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