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Originally Posted by Kent Broadhead
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While we're at it, VYI apparently damaged by fire in HKG although from what I've read it seems that it can be repaired?
Qantas 737 sent overseas for maintenance catches fire, resulting in extensive repairs
A Qantas 737 has needed more extensive repairs than first thought after a forgotten vacuum sparked a fire in the cargo hold, which went undetected for hours.
Qantas Boeing 737 undergoing heavy maintenance in Hong Kong has needed a lot more repair work after a battery-powered vacuum caught fire in the cargo hold, causing extensive damage.
Read more:
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/bus...f8e-1750244107
And an interesting situation yesterday... a disabled aircraft at DRW forced QF836 to divert to KNX where it (VZF) remained for something like 9.5 hours before continuing to DRW, with support of some description from VXU which positioned PER-KNX in the evening. QF849 was cancelled so that VZY, which had arrived in DRW as QF848, could take QF113 to SIN. Nothing major, just thought it was interesting!