Airlines
Vehicle Fire Causes Damage to Air Canada B777 at Montreal Airport
A service vehicle that was parked underneath an Air Canada Boeing 777-300 (flagship C-FITL) caught fire on July 9 at Montreal Airport, Canada, causing damage to the aircraft. Firefighters arrived on the spot quickly and extinguished the fire.
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The fire caused heavy smoke to reach the cabin of the airplane. The tremendous heat caused damage to the fuselage and at least one door. The Boeing 777, which had just arrived from Geneva, Switzerland, was being serviced in preparation for its upcoming voyage. The incident did not result in any injuries.
The last few Geneva passengers rapidly disembarked the Air Canada airliner that had just landed at Geneva Airport (GVA) in Switzerland (flight CA 885).
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While the entire amount of the aircraft’s damage is still being assessed, video obtained by a passenger on another flight showed the fire’s aftermath. On the B777, there are burn marks leading up to the aircraft door.
