On March 30th, 2025, a Bombardier C-Series CS-300 from Swiss International Airlines, registered as HB-JCO, took off for Zurich from Berlin’s runway 25L. However, shortly after takeoff, the crew reported a malfunction with the landing gear at an altitude of 5000 feet, prompting them to return. The aircraft safely landed back on runway 25L 35 minutes later, where it was discovered that small parts had fallen from the right main landing gear.
Following its safe return, the aircraft was towed to the apron for examination. As of now, roughly 8.5 hours after landing, the plane remains on the ground at Berlin airport, undergoing necessary repairs and inspections to resolve the issue with the landing gear before it can continue its journey.
On March 30th, 2025, a Swiss International Airlines Bombardier C-Series CS-300 took off from Berlin, but soon reported landing gear issues. The crew stopped their ascent and returned for a safe landing. Small parts had fallen from the right main landing gear, and the aircraft remains grounded for inspections 8.5 hours later.
The incident involving Swiss International Airlines highlights the critical nature of aircraft maintenance and landing gear functionality. The aircraft safely returned to Berlin after reporting issues, ensuring passenger safety was prioritised. While the plane is currently grounded for repairs, it underscores the importance of rigorous checks for all aviation components before flights.
Original Source: avherald.com
