Iran Air replaces A330 engine at Tabriz after September emergency landing

Iran Air replaces A330 engine at Tabriz after September emergency landing
Image: airporthaber2.com

Iran Air performed an engine change on its Airbus A330 at Tabriz Airport following an emergency landing on 20 September, with the work carried out by the airline's technical teams.

After the engine replacement, the aircraft underwent final checks and a test process, and if those are successful the A330 is scheduled to resume scheduled flights on 6 October.

Based on 1 report

How we use AI · Report an error

In this post

Latest

  1. RTX signs $139 million Singapore MOU as Pratt & Whitney expands GTF facilities in Asia
  2. Abra Group sets group‑wide ESG strategy and reports leadership changes
  3. CAPA releases over 1,000 global aviation news briefs each week
  4. Lansing Eastern wins first-ever CAAC Gold Cup championship in thrilling shootout over
  5. Turku Airport serves Turku with Scandinavian and Baltic links and cargo expansion plans
  6. CAPA releases over 1,000 global aviation news briefs each week
  7. Tampere-Pirkkala Airport ranks among Finland's busiest after growth from Ryanair
  8. City of Pueblo dissolves airport hangar subleases without council approval
All latest posts

Welcome back

Enter your email and password.

New to Terminair?