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American Eagle emergency landing in St. Louis
Overview
An American Eagle flight, operated by PSA Airlines, performed an emergency landing at St. Louis Lambert International Airport on October 17 after passengers reported an unusual odor and thrust issues. The aircraft, bound for Philadelphia, had previously faced delays during boarding due to mechanical difficulties.
During the flight, passengers reported a lack of proper thrust and a loud grinding sound, while air traffic control recordings captured the pilot reporting ‘fumes in the cockpit.’ Smoke filled the cabin, causing oxygen masks to drop from overhead compartments. The aircraft landed safely without reported injuries and was removed for maintenance. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the smoke and engine issues, including whether a bird strike was a factor.
Entities
American Airlines · Lisbon Airport · St. Louis Lambert International Airport · Philadelphia International Airport · PSA Airlines
Timeline
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[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesAmerican Airlines flight makes emergency landing in St. Louis
American Eagle flight 5089 made an emergency landing in St. Louis after passengers reported smoke, an unusual odor, and thrust issues during a flight bound for Philadelphia.
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Sources
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