Omni B772 over Atlantic on Nov 22nd 2014, burning smell and smoke in cockpit
Last Update: December 2, 2014 / 00:37:57 GMT/Zulu time
An Omni Air Boeing 777-200 on behalf of Air Mobility Command, registration N918AX performing flight MC-422 from Baltimore,MD (USA) to Ramstein (Germany), was enroute at FL410 about 300nm east of St. John's,NL (Canada) when the crew detected a burning...
An Omni Air Boeing 777-200 on behalf of Air Mobility Command, registration N918AX performing flight MC-422 from Baltimore,MD (USA) to Ramstein (Germany), was enroute at FL410 about 300nm east of St. John's,NL (Canada) when the crew detected a burning
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Aircraft Registration Data
Incident Facts
Date of incident
Nov 22, 2014
Classification
Incident
Airline
Omni Air International
Flight number
FL-342
Departure
Not revealed
Destination
Not revealed
Aircraft Registration
N343434
Aircraft Type
Boeing 777-200
ICAO Type Designator
B772
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