On March 31, 2025, a Finnair Airbus A320-200, registered as OH-LXI, was preparing to journey from Berlin to Helsinki with 160 passengers aboard. Shortly after taking off from runway 25L, at an altitude of approximately 4,000 feet, the crew faced a critical situation. They were alerted to a fire indication for one of the CFM56 engines, prompting them to halt their ascent and return for a safe landing.
The aircraft made its return to Berlin roughly 14 minutes after takeoff, successfully touching down on the same runway. Once on the ground, it remained stationary at Berlin airport for around four hours as investigations into the incident were conducted. Fortunately, all passengers were safe throughout the ordeal, reflecting the crew’s quick decision-making and adherence to safety protocols.
On March 31, 2025, a Finnair A320-200 experienced a fire indication in one engine shortly after takeoff from Berlin. The crew made a safe return and landed back on runway 25L within 14 minutes. The aircraft remained on the ground for investigation, with all 160 passengers unharmed.
The incident involving the Finnair A320-200 highlights the importance of diligent crew training and adherence to safety procedures during emergencies. With a swift return to Berlin, all 160 passengers were safe, showcasing effective emergency management.
Original Source: avherald.com
