Japan airline grounds fleet after landing gear failure

Nippon Airways grounded its entire fleet of Bombardier planes in Japan today after the front landing gear on one failed to descend.

Japan airline grounds fleet after landing gear failure
Tue, 13 Mar, 2007 - 10:47

Nippon Airways grounded its entire fleet of Bombardier planes in Japan today after the front landing gear on one failed to descend.

The aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing with 60 people on board.

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