tinto hat geschrieben:
sefant hat geschrieben:
Haben die mit ihren Fokker genau so viele Probleme wie Tam?
Was hat TAM denn für "viele" Probleme? TAM hat ja nur noch 10 davon im Einsatz....
* On 5 March 1993, a Palair Macedonian Airlines Fokker 100 crashed near Skopje, Macedonia, in climb, due to icing. Four of the six crew and 77 of the 91 passengers were killed.[citation needed]
* In 1996, a problem in a thrust reverser caused TAM Flight 402 to crash in São Paulo shortly after take-off, killing 95 and 4 on the ground. Since the thrust reverser warning light was rendered inoperative, the crew had no idea what had failed and how to solve the problem until they crashed.
* In July 9, 1997, an explosive structural failure fatally blew part of the floor, a bench and a passenger out of a TAM Fokker 100 during flight.
* In September 18, 2001, two cabin windows shattered on a TAM Fokker 100 due to an engine breakup, and the depressurization killed one of the 82 passengers on board.[citation needed]
* On August 31, 2002, another TAM Fokker 100 force-landed at a farm near Araçatuba after running out of fuel. The gear-down landing's only victim was a cow on the ground. No passengers were injured. On the same day, another Fokker 100 made an emergency gear-up landing at Viracopos Airport. Shortly after the incidents of August 31, TAM announced its intention to immediately reduce its fleet of Fokker 100 and phase out the type completely within three years.[citation needed][dubious – discuss]As of September 27, 2007, TAM was still flying Fokker 100s.
* On 25 January 2005 about 11 pm a Montenegro Airlines Fokker 100 (YU-AOM) jet ran off the side of the runway during a night landing in snowy conditions at Podgorica. The nosegear collapsed and the airplane skidded for about 700 metres before coming to rest, 1180 m after touchdown. Two passengers, pilot and co-pilot were injured.[citation needed]
* On August 8, 2006, a front door of a TAM flight came off a few minutes after takeoff at the Congonhas/São Paulo International Airport, in São Paulo, Brazil. The cabin had not yet been pressurized and the pilot was able to land back at Congonhas. The door fell approximately 450 meters (1,470 feet) onto the roof of a supermarket, causing no major damage.
* On January 25, 2007, a Régional Compagnie Aérienne Européenne Fokker 100 (F-GMPG) overran the runway on an aborted takeoff. No evidence of bird strike or engine malfunction was found. The pilot did not ask for deicing before taking-off. One person killed on the ground as the aircraft hit a truck. (Preliminary report (French).)
Das ist für mich allein schon viel. Dazu noch die diversen bekannten Probleme bei der Wartung. An dem Tür-Zwischenfall kann ich mich noch gut erinnern, bin fast zeitgleich an dem Tag ebenfalls von Congonhas mit TAM nach BH geflogen.