Shaheen Boeing B737-400 (AP-BJO) flight NL142

by | Nov 13, 2015 | Aviation Accident | 0 comments

Shaheen Boeing B737-400 (AP-BJO) flight NL142

Main landing gear of Shaheen Boeing B737-400 (AP-BJO) flight NL142

One of the pilots of a Shaheen flight NL142  was under the influence of alcohol, a medical report has revealed.

On November 03rd 2015, a Shaheen Boeing 737-400 (reg. AP-BJO) flight NL142 was landing in Lahore (Pakistan ) for runway 36L with 112 passengers and 7 crew.

According to the first info the crew reported a problem with the main landing gear during the final approach.
The airplane touched down very softly, slightly left of the centerline : then skidded off the runway, toward the left side, after the main landing gear separated from the structure.

Airplane stopped on the grass and an evacuation was initiated.

During the evacuation some 10 passengers received minor injuries : the airplane seems to be damaged beyond repairs.

Weather at landing was good, with low visibility due to smoke :

OPLA 030425Z 00000KT 1500 FU SCT100 22/16 Q1018

According to Geo-TV , a local all news Television, the post analysis of one of the pilots (the Captain ?) had a alcohol level above limits. The report also revealed that the pilot was suffering from lack of sleep at the time of the emergency landing.

According to a spokesman for the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), investigation into the accident has not yet been completed, however, medical reports have confirmed that the pilot was tired and had consumed alcohol before the flight.

 

 

Shaheen Boeing B737-400 (AP-BJO) flight NL142

Tags related to this event: AccidentB737BoeingLahoreLandingNo ReportRunway excursion
Event date: 20151103
Airline / Operator:Shaheen
Model: B737-400
Make: Boeing
Registration: AP-BJO
msn: 27166
Location: Lahore, Pakistan

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