Cathay Pacific's Airbus defect risked 'extensive damage' if left unaddressed, says Hong Kong probe
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The Hong Kong probe into the engine defect in the Airbus A350 warns that the situation could have escalated into a serious fire, causing extensive damage.
Investigators found that a ruptured fuel hose led to conditions that might have resulted in a fire, stating that if not detected, it could cause serious aircraft damage.
Additional checks revealed five more fuel hoses with frayed metal braids or collapsed structures, prompting the AAIA to recommend inspection requirements for Rolls-Royce's engine hoses.
The incident led Cathay to temporarily ground its A350 fleet while other airlines followed suit, highlighting the need for industry-wide scrutiny of similar aircraft.
Read at Fortune Asia
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