FAA incident reports · 6
FAA accident and incident reports matched to this aircraft by N303AA and the event date: up to this one’s cancellation.
Incident 19991118030859IClimb · Palm Springs, CAThis record reflects a "-5" as latest data source, but the narrative to follow this remark is from .19. Was investigated by NTSB. (.19) on November 18, 1999, about 0900 hours pacific standard time, a Boeing 767-223, N303AA, operated by American airlines,…Incident 19920417016829IFinal Approach-IFR · New York, NYUnsafe left gear down on approach. Gear extended while holding. Hydraulic line had ruptured.Incident 19911010048519ITo Aborted (Fixed Wing) · San Francisco, CACockpit window opened on takeoff roll. Aborted. Unable to unjam window.Incident 19890906049279IForced/Precautionary Landing · Las Vegas, NVRight wing slide warning light. Returned. Slide door opened and slide deployed on touchdown. Slide system modified.Incident 19850704036639IDescent · Pullman, MITurbulence in flight resulted in minor injury to 3 flight attendants.Incident 19850318013309IDescent · Brooklyn, NYRight hand wing slide deployed and separated aircraft on descent. Emergency escape hatch improperly installed.
Service difficulty reports · 19
Matched to this aircraft by N-number and event date, checked against the reported serial number, make and model.
SDR AALA20020500Battery · dischargedLAX - DURING OVERNIGHT MAINTENANCE, FOUND EMERGENCY ESCAPE PATH LIGHTING SEAT 20H AND 20J THROUGH 29H AND 29J INOPERATIVE. REPLACED BATTERY FOR EMERGENCY ESCAPE PATH LIGHTING. SYSTEM GROUND CHECKED NORMAL OPERATION. (M)SDR AALA20020319Wire · damagedLAX - DURING OVERNIGHT MAINTENANCE, FORWARD GALLEY EMERGENCY EXIT LIGHT INOPERATIVE. REPAIRED EMERGENCY EXIT LIGHT WIRE. SYSTEM GROUND CHECKED NORMAL OPERATION. (M)SDR AALA20020299Connector · disconnectedJFK - DURING OVERNIGHT MAINTENANCE, FOUND EMERGENCY ESCAPE PATH LIGHT SEAT 37B INOPERATIVE. RECONNECTED CONNECTOR AT SEAT 37B. SYSTEM GROUND CHECKED NORMAL OPERATION. (M)
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