JUST IN - Flight #UA328, a Boeing 777, after dropping giant metal debris, returns to Denver Int'l Airport after takeoff for Hawaii.pic.twitter.com/em02ATUyXC— Disclose.tv 🚨 (@disclosetv) February 20, 2021
JUST IN - Flight #UA328, a Boeing 777, after dropping giant metal debris, returns to Denver Int'l Airport after takeoff for Hawaii.pic.twitter.com/em02ATUyXC— Disclose.tv 🚨 (@disclosetv) February 20, 2021
Imagine looking out the passenger window and seeing that engine!
It appears to be just one of those days where aircraft engines explode and parts fall out of the sky.
"A Longtail Aviation Boeing 747-400F diverted to Liege, Belgium after one of the engine’s caught fire, sending out a loud bang."The fight originated from Maastricht Aachen Airport and was headed to New York
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— Nunya Biz (@NunyaBi34683710) February 20, 2021
Hey! That’s one heck of a “Q-drop”!! 😜
That’s a visit from the recycling fairy there!
Interesting, but not as big a deal as wherever the turbine bits used to be behind that inlet shroud came down.
Not to mention how close all of those blades came to the aircraft when the engine came apart.
That's some very ugly stuff just happened.
Just God's grace there weren't a whole bunch of casualties.
good god
they got lucky
WOW!
I don’t think that part is supposed to come off during flight. :)
“We were in the neighborhood and thought we’d drop in.”
I wonder who was on that plane.....
WOW!
It’s a miracle that no one was hurt.
Thank You, Lord!
Hey Jane, just pinging you to the Twitter link of a plane that had to perform an emergency landing.
This footage just in.
