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Qantas Flight QF520 Experiences Engine Failure, Emergency Landing

A Qantas flight safely returned to Sydney following an engine failure shortly after takeoff, prompting a fire response and ongoing investigation.

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Updated: Nov 9th, 2024, 2:05 AM ET

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A Qantas flight, QF520, experienced a contained engine failure minutes after departure from Sydney Airport, necessitating an emergency landing. Firefighters managed a grass fire near the runway, but no injuries were reported among the 130 passengers. The airline is conducting an internal investigation, while the Australian Transport Safety Bureau has also initiated a probe. Operations on the affected runway were temporarily halted as passengers were offered rebooking options. This incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in aviation.

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