*Compressor Stall!* Ex- Air Algerie Boeing 767-300 (B763) landing in Montreal (YUL/CYUL)
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- This 28 year old non-ER 767 is being ferried to their new owners in Florida. This 767 started its life with Air Algerie, but because its not ETOPS, not ER and getting old; the airline has decided to retire it... Here she is landing in Montreal on ferry flight from Algiers via Shannon.
Upon landing, it would appear the aircraft suffered a compressor stall which caused the flame... Never seen that before!
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It flight was flying as AH7000 but for some reason Montreal tower kept on confusing it with our normal Algerie flight; AH2700...
The flight was suppose to depart a day later to Florida but it would appear that the FAA would not grant them access into U.S airspace causing a delay. It had nothing to do with this incident. They had to wait until they received a green light before departing Montreal for the US
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Airport: Montreal's Pierre Elliot Trudeau Intl airport - YUL/CYUL
Airline: Ex - Air Algerie
Aircraft: Boeing 767-3D6 (B763)
Flight: AH7000
Callsign: Air Algerie 7000
Registration: 7T-VJG
Livery: Air Algerie livery without titles
Runways used: 24L
Date: January 18 2019
Origin: Algiers Houari Boumediene Airport - ALG
Stopover: Shannon Airport - SNN
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0:20 wow that sound!!!
Hear this ¡awesome sound!:
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And put the video in 4:00
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Really nice footage in these snowy conditions. That was definitely interesting to see that big flame shoot out of the engine!
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The moment you are looking for is at 1:22.
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Wonderful landing
Dear Mark.....thank you for braving the elements to get some high quality video...I'd love to hang w you cause I want to see the new CS220 factory! great stuff!
Thatd be cool!
1:34 that dynamic airways plane was cool
Stunning capture! May I feature the Air Algerie landing in one of my next episodes? Of course with a link back to your original video. Cheers!
You may not sorry.
هبوط ممتاز يدل على مهارت الطيار الجزائري
Surprised with the amount of views Mr Brandon?? lol ..just keep mentioning Algeria in your videos and you'll be just fine!!
This plane was taken out of service and was sold to a company in America to be dismantled, so the paint on the plane’s fuselage covered the company’s name.
Nice, This is the first time to see a Compressor stall on the ground, maybe she has a long time parking before this flight.
Yes a long long time
The plane was sold recently to a different operator probably to be scrapped so most likely was sitting for a long time
It was parked up on September 30th 2018 until the ferry flight to Shannon took place on the 18th of January this year.
Thai Aviation Club
Hi I don’t think so it should a compressor dégradation that leads normal y to a surge but as per the video it was not severe
@@badiskebsisi6541 Hi and Yes, I think so.
J'avais eu l'occasion d'être une fois dans le cockpit de ce bijou JG ..😭😭😭 ce pendant 3 heures de vol.
I loooooooove your videos! Great content 😊😊!! You were pretty lucky to catch that!
Its always interesting to me how end of life airframes almost always visually look perfectly fine like they could just keep being used, but due to cycle life the airframe is "used up" and would cost more to overhaul than just buy a new one so they get stored for parts then scrapped. I always wonder how some planes seem to never stop flying though like KC-135's and B-52's. Virtually all of them have to be way over the cycle life of those airframes but they are still being used. Always wondered how they do that.
Cost of inspection vs replacement. Military aircraft typically cost more to buy new than to remanufacture/maintain. Airlines can replace an aircraft more frequently, because maintenance gets expensive. The physics side is the fact that aluminum has a finite fatigue life, meaning that under fluctuating loads, aluminum will fail eventually, unlike steel which has an effectively infinite fatigue life under the right conditions.
I would venture a guess that the rated cycle life is not failure cycle life, and it denotes a point in which the manufacturer effectively guarantees the part will not fail. With increased inspection and repair you're able to overcome this somewhat (something more intensive than a D check I would guess). The A10 is getting new wings for the exact reason you mention iirc
Long story short, its a maintenance vs acquisition cost issue. (you can also bring in politics to the military, but that's another story)
(Edit to better address your comment)
Wow! Very extreme weather !
Pretty sweet catch! It happened in the blink of an eye though o_O
Really cool catch!
Great catch on video. I don’t know why people got so worked up about it though. While it looks and sounds scary, a compressor stall like this during reverse thrust is not uncommon, and is perfectly normal. Temporary disruption of normal airflow through the engine is all it is. One pop like that during reverse thrust doesn’t need an engine inspection.
I saw this plane come in on Flightradar24 and was wondering why it stopped in Shannon. Thanks for the info.
clodego on its way to Florida probably to be scrapped
interesting to see, nice video Mark!
Wao! Nice catch...
Good landing algeria
There is a video of her departure from SNN on my channel
Maybe for swift air? Good airplane!😉
Perhaps not the smoothest run. Luckily not much of a crosswind component. Otherwise, on an icy surface, that tiny stall would have made it difficult to keep it centered.
Excellent catch
Why did you mask the name and the logo of the company..?
An old 767 still flying but no longer I guess. Good pilots. Repaired and ment in Algiers.
That's what you get for using the reverse at such low speed
Exactly !
Too bad. The PW engine can take have a compressor stall and still not need fixing.
I couldn’t understand why in this Boeing 767 of Air Algérie isn’t written Air Algérie 🇩🇿 also no signs at all??!
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What that! Happen! Boeing 767 engine back fire!
0:53 invisible fuselage
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Congrats on keeping your sh*t together after seeing that flameout.
you should expect the coming of the rest VJH & VJI very soon
Why isn't it ETOPS?
C'est pas l avion d air Algérie
Superb catch! That’s crazy to catch something like that! Seems like the pilots didn’t know about it?
It would appear so as i heard no calls regarding the issue....
Could someone explain why is there a Norwegian 737 in Montreal
I'm confused too
its airalgeris
because they used to fly there... The old 737s with reduced passenger capacity could do it.
Hi,very nice just question the B767 ex air algeria sale operator american from florida why flight direct algier to Miami ?
because no authorised by FAA ?
After 28 years service of B767 operator air algeria Thk
I think the compagnie air algerie orders & replaced B767 by B787-8 or 9 may be B777X ?
It was unable to fly direct to Florida as it is not ETOPS (ruclips.net/video/HSxSgbNQi-g/видео.html). And you are right; The flight was suppose to depart a day later to Florida but it would appear that the FAA would not grant them access into U.S airspace causing a delay. It had nothing to do with this incident. They had to wait until they received a green light before departing Montreal for the US
Source: www.algeriepatriotique.com/2019/01/22/un-ancien-avion-dair-algerie-empeche-de-survoler-le-territoire-americain/?fbclid=IwAR0m-u_xuVlqwl55Zu6yuRI6TLSatdhXdkDcjozkkHa7BH8IxTu_Rbc0RpI
I did hear that Air Algerie bought some B788's but i have no information on this...
@@MarkBrandonAviation well they said here this aircarft had to be fixed in irleand cause some probleme in this engin
nouari amroune, well, 777X I don't think so (you know our government) , but in the official website of Boeing Air Algerie has ordered 8 Dreamliners 😕
@@saberbz1535 Yes video of engine 1 compressoor stall ?
FOD (Foreign Object Debris ) ?
@@samibeemer7619 Yes B787
We got error on here! A Boeing 767 engine is fire now, I saw it boom!
And kiss landing ! The plane must hit the ground to ensure a good landing. These are the boeing recommendations. But Algerian pilots think about customers. The first time I saw a taxi take off was on a flight to Constantine in 1997 to go bury my dad from Marseille on boeing 727. Air Algeria company
It must be a compressor degradation that normally leads to a stall but looks like not severe
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A norwegian 737 in Montreal? Didn’t know that
they flew to Europe. This planes were very common In the USA too.
ALGERIAN AIRLINES National company 🇩🇿Air Algérie
It is normal?
LAMBORGHINI GOK a relatively common occurrence. One hell of a scary bang but outside of that isn’t going to destroy the plane
NORMAL NO PROBLÈME ... engine reaction .. lack of oxygen in the ignition chamber cause of Activate reverse thrust the engins
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I don't think this plan belonging to Air Algeria !
1:22 is that normal?
So much for T/R being stowed below 60 kts. They were pushing all kinds of shit in at 1:46 - if this is company policy then no wonder their engines wear out quickly.
You might be wrong. The PW engines are famous for being basically immune to compressor stalls.
@@Roboseal2 i did not mention stalls or flow reversals - not sure where you got that - but rather I was referring to many companies have a 60kt policy to stow the T/Rs to avoid ingesting dirt/debris
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BOEING 767 AIRBUS A330 AIRBUS A310
Yessss norwegian!
1:22 anti lag
o_O
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They make a fake story.they fire the algerien head of air algerie company in montreal and they replaced him with a Canadian , whom he fired al algerien staff working with air algerie at trudeau airport
C A D Z
But replace that plane pls.
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Très bête
djameel Barakaa c toi qui a rien dans le crâne pauvre homme
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ALGERIA PUBGE fhamtek rir nta
😑😑 air Algérie ta3 chkopi
Faycel Faycela n’importe quoi ça arrive..et alors
Not air algerie
Didn’t enjoy the video.
Boeing767😂😂 Il a 30nas d'existence.. Zanga
je comprend pas les tarifs des billets hors de prix c'est l'une des plus chér compagnie du monde
Et les aéronefs c'est des marmites volantes.
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Investisé au moin acheté des appareils récents et faite nous payé des billet à 600et 800€mahouch mochkil.
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