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#Breaking #Ongoing a Total cargo B-737 had a fire aboard and made an emergency landing in Guarulhos (S. Paulo, Brazil). All 2 aboard survived. Footage from the jet shows extensive damage in the fuselage, crew evacuated via escape rope from the cockpit. Jet [Registration “PS-TLB”]was operating as Total Flight... show more

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Air Safety #OTD by Francisco Cunha1 year ago

#Thread entry by @AviationSafety

The Joker1 year ago

An uncontained fire on board is a nightmare. Phenomenal job on getting her down in time.

Air Safety #OTD by Francisco Cunha1 year ago

Yeah, looking at the aftermath, they wouldn´t have been able to remain airborne much longer

Air Safety #OTD by Francisco Cunha1 year ago

#Thread Picture update 📷@EBaviation via @aviationbrk

Air Safety #OTD by Francisco Cunha1 year ago

#Thread jet involved in the occurrence

Pat O'Neil1 year ago

Looks TOTALed

Air Safety #OTD by Francisco Cunha1 year ago

Prize for top pun!

Sean Currie [email protected]1 year ago

That’s a haul loss. Glad tne crew got out.

Air Safety #OTD by Francisco Cunha1 year ago

Definitively ain´t gonna fly again

Lucas Hughes ن1 year ago

Rope out!

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