5 hours ago, The Fat Controller said:

One of the Thai rivals to Eire's Ryanair, Thai Rion Air.

They are SHOITE .......No NOT Ryanair, The Thai one RION AIR !!

3 hours ago, PETERTHEEATER said:

Your image (above) shows a four engined aircraft whilst, according to the linked report, the subject aircraft had a problem with THE engine meaning it had only one. Further on, it states it was the Right engine meaning the plane was twin engined. 😀

Is that NOT The Logo of Iran Air ??

2 hours ago, cracker1 said:

The uniform looks like Thai Lion Air I think ?

Oooppss ! Yer in Trouble Now......

People in a confined space can really "infect" each other with fear, regardless if the situation warrants it or not. Aircraft can fly perfectly fine with only one engine and they were so close to an airport.

 

Me, being a long time fan of airplane crash investigations, I would have felt for those giving into their fear but enjoyed the action myself.

7 hours ago, JoePai said:

No mention of the airline ?

Nor the aircraft maker, model and investigative reporting on the maintenance schedule ….

7 hours ago, Burma Bill said:

 

Easy, if you are a regular flyer from DMK (like I was). Take a look at the uniform of the cabin stewardess alongside the flight officer - identical to these:

 

I will not name the airline but it may have "roaring" success!

 

 

 

lol  -  Over fifty years ago they stopped calling the cabin crew Stewardess.    Flight Attendants.  

It would appear that would not be a newsworthy item in Thailand, or any other country come to that, had not a superstar, politician, musician, sports media personality or any other been involved.

8 hours ago, Tropicalevo said:

Surely, the mane thing is that we should paws for a while before naming the airline.

What you did there.....I saw it.....555555555

10 hours ago, bamnutsak said:

Not sure if the vomiting and fainting were a result of smoke in the cabin or a result of fear.

 

...or exaggeration, or drama queens!

9 hours ago, JoePai said:

No mention of the airline ?

Thai LionAir.

7 hours ago, ikke1959 said:

because a famous singer was onboard it is news...

No, the Bangkok Post reported the incident with no mention of it's "celebrity" passenger, it was news because of an engine fire..

5 hours ago, PETERTHEEATER said:

Your image (above) shows a four engined aircraft whilst, according to the linked report, the subject aircraft had a problem with THE engine meaning it had only one. Further on, it states it was the Right engine meaning the plane was twin engined. 😀

The point Bantex was making was that the image shown in the aseannow clickbait photo is wrong. I wonder what the actual engine in this actual aircraft in this article looked like.

 

6 hours ago, Nickcage49 said:

Someone should post what airline this was.

Thai LionAir, it's no big secret, there are other news sources in Thailand!

4 hours ago, itsallmine68 said:

Looks like Batik Air 

 

No.

4 hours ago, bamnutsak said:

I think most are implying that it is Thai Lion Air 

It is.

1 hour ago, Wrwest said:

Nor the aircraft maker, model and investigative reporting on the maintenance schedule ….

Boeing 737-8GP. Registration HS-LGJ. Flight SL538 / TLM538

1 hour ago, MrMo said:

It would appear that would not be a newsworthy item in Thailand, or any other country come to that, had not a superstar, politician, musician, sports media personality or any other been involved.

Only if you restrict your news source to AN and you don't read the Bangkok Post.

8 hours ago, Tom H said:

Famous singer survived. 

What kind of journalism is this?

No mention that a famous singer "survived" in the OP or the link, what kind of reading is that?

interestingly nobody was reported praying.

10 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

No mention that a famous singer "survived" in the OP or the link, what kind of reading is that?

 

It has been edited out since this topic was posted.

It was a scary experience no doubt.  But how many passengers were on that flight?  A handful?  Because half of the passengers vomiting and fainting is a bit much.  It was an engine failure.  The plane didn’t suddenly drop altitude.  Or the cabin didn’t decompress. 
The pilot shut down the engine.  Then turned the plane back to the airport. Doesn’t say the type of aircraft.  But an airliner can fly on one engine if necessary. If half of the passengers became ill or fainted.  I would think it would be mentioned how medical personnel met the plane to treat all those passengers. 

I clicked on this story to find out if the aircraft crashed. I expected that an engine explosion as written in the title might destroy the wing and cause a crash, however, it was only an engine failure with some sparks flying.

8 hours ago, Nickcage49 said:

Someone should post what airline this was.

maybe

The airline should sue the media posting misinformation such as photos of a different incident relating to a 4 engined aircraft not belonging to the airline in question.

3 hours ago, Suetape said:

lol  -  Over fifty years ago they stopped calling the cabin crew Stewardess.    Flight Attendants.  

 

My apologies. Well I shall be 80 in 2 months time. Imperial Airways (UK) with its "flying boats" had stewardesses

 

Wait a moment - the captain needed to be advised of the blown engine by a passenger???  no warning on his dashboard then or was he busy on Tik Tok?

2 hours ago, JensenZ said:

however, it was only an engine failure with some sparks flying.

Well, whilst there may be some question regarding the photo used, that engine would appear to have suffered slightly more than a few 'sparks flying'.

What I want know is what would have happened if the 'Thai singer' wasn't on board..would it have been a disaster, but it seems the singer saved the day with some divine karma.

14 hours ago, Bantex said:

The picture at the top of this post showing the blown engine is actually a picture of an Air France Airbus A380 and they have just cropped photo enough as to not show the Air France logo on the inside engine.

Yes, this photo had me baffled. 

 

Domestic flight from DMK, aeroplane with 4 engines. 

 

Nope 

17 hours ago, JoePai said:

No mention of the airline ?

Aeroflot