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LAM Flight TM191 Suffers Engine Explosion, Safely Returns to Nacala International Airport

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LAM Flight TM191 Suffers Engine Explosion, Safely Returns to Nacala International Airport


  • Date: Thursday, 19 September 2024
  • Time: 12:30
  • Aircraft Type: Boeing 737-7Q8 (WL)
  • Operator: Linhas Aéreas de Moçambique (LAM)
  • Registration: C9-BAR
  • Year of Manufacture: 2004
  • Fatalities: 0
  • Injuries: None reported
  • Aircraft Damage: Unknown
  • Location: Nacala International Airport (MNC), Mozambique
  • Phase: En route
  • Nature: Passenger - Scheduled
  • Departure Airport: Nacala International Airport (MNC/FQNC)
  • Destination Airport: Maputo International Airport (MPM/FQMA)

Details:

LAM flight TM191, scheduled to fly from Lichinga to Maputo, encountered a mechanical issue before takeoff, leading to a delay. After passengers reboarded around 13:40, the aircraft took off. However, as it approached Nampula, the pilot announced an unscheduled stop at Nacala International Airport, where the aircraft landed at 14:30. Later, after attempting to take off towards Maputo, a loud explosion was heard from one of the engines shortly after takeoff, causing panic among the passengers. The pilot was able to regain control, returning safely to Nacala's runway. No injuries were reported, and all passengers were safely evacuated.

LAM authorities and aviation officials have begun an investigation into the engine malfunction. The aircraft remains grounded, and further details regarding the departure are unknown. LAM is providing support to affected passengers and ensuring transparency in the investigation process.

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Location: Nacala, Mozambique

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