Re: Air Canada Flight Diverted to Iceland

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Not only that, they had yet another "security alert" to deal with at YVR
yesterday - the YVR-JFK flt. I think - resulting in many more delays.
They just cannot seem to win these past few days...not to mention
their other ongoing "challenge(s)". Somebody better fix that security
issue PDQ, or there will be a major riot next time it happens....this
was the 3rd or 4th alert in 2 weeks at transborder security here!

Liam.
YVR.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Greenwood" <mgreenwood@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <AIRLINE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, August 18, 2003 8:35 PM
Subject: Air Canada Flight Diverted to Iceland


> MONTREAL, Aug 18 (Reuters) - An Air Canada (Toronto:AC.TO - News)
> flight carrying 269 passenger from Frankfurt to Toronto made
> a "precautionary landing" in Iceland on Monday after smoke poured
> into the passenger cabin.
>
> "The cause of the smoke is under investigation but it is believed to
> be from a malfunctioning recirculation fan," Air Canada spokeswoman
> Isabelle Arthur said.
>
> The crew of the Boeing (NYSE:BA - News) 747-400 cut power to the fan
> and all non-essential electrical equipment as soon as the problem was
> detected, Arthur said, adding that no passengers were hurt in the
> incident.
>
> Air Canada sent another plane to pick up the passengers stranded in
> Reykjavik. They are expected to arrive in Toronto early Tuesday
> morning.

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