Eurowings Flight EW9330 Experiences Bird Strike During Birmingham Landing
An incident involving a bird strike occurred today during the landing of Eurowings Flight EW9330 at Birmingham Airport. The Airbus A319, registered as D-AGWH, departed Düsseldorf, Germany, at 06:56 CET for a scheduled one-hour flight.
Details of the Incident
As the aircraft approached runway 15, it experienced a bird strike. Passengers reported the event, but the aircraft landed without incident. After landing, the plane taxied safely to gate 54.
Post-Landing Inspection
Following the landing, the fire service conducted an inspection of the Airbus A319 to ensure safety. Though the incident did not result in any immediate danger, it prompted a thorough check of the aircraft.
Impact on Return Flight
- The scheduled return flight, EW9331, experienced delays.
- It was reported to arrive back at Düsseldorf Airport (DUS) 30 minutes late.
This incident underscores the importance of safety protocols when dealing with bird strikes, which can pose significant risks during takeoff and landing phases. Eurowings is committed to passenger safety and will continue to monitor the situation closely.
