LEFT ENGINE FAILS during Takeoff on Delta A321 | Emergency Return to Boston 

So was the engine....

@@Forest_Fifer Actually no. If it failed and shut down, there's no more fire inside to burn fuel and produce thrust. It's off.

I'll say. That was beautiful. 👍🏻🙏🏻😊

@@VASAviation yeah,i know.....😉

That was some seriously good plate spinning 👍

Felt like was really hitting his annunciatons to make sure everyone heard the correct info the first time.

The guys in Merrimack NH, and Nashua NH AKA Boston approach Boston center are great.

If there was an award for the smoothest ATC, this one deserves it. Fast but clear, accurate with even the non-native english speakers having no problems.

Agreed. Military quality

No dei hires that day.

Did like that & the end especially with the thank you all

Did he mean 7hours and 30mins?

apart from the part where he uses non standard voice ATC to 'declare and emergency' ?

I was thinking the same.

I heard the voice in the background correct the controller. Nothing better than having a good team at your back to help you do the best job possible when the engine ingests a turd

I have already done that. Check the playlist for untrimmed videos.

The engine wasn't made by Boeing.

@@mikedx2706 Neither was the engine that opened up on that Southwest 737 due to not being secured properly. But that incident got blasted all over media because it was the "dreaded Boeing 737 😲!!!" My point is that Airbus aircraft experience similar incidents at similar rates but the media never reports on them because Boeing is their scapegoat. Crappy media reporting is all it is and it's annoying.

It made VASAviation. That's more important.

@@VASAviation 😄 we all know this channel is the GOAT!

​@@thepod24exactly. Just like the cracked windshield yesterday.

Something is up with the FAA registration for this aircraft. The registry doesn't give a year of manufacture or engine the A321-271NX was equipped with. After a lot of digging by serial numbers assigned and the time frame Delta purchased them, it looks like a P&W PW1133G Pure Power engine was involved.

A90 is Boston Approach. I assume the F is to denote the Final Approach controller.

She is in training (just my guess) , or very new 🤷‍♂

I thought the same thing!

Meee three

Me DEI!

same

No there hasn’t. Stop lying.

Civilian ATC >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Military ATC

he should be allowed

And a southwest plane in the area as well, so they get some blame also.

@@davidpearson3304 Exactly. There was a southwest plane approx 300’ away. Culprit found. Lol

Correct, but Airbus does not manufacture these engines. They are made by Pratt & Whitney. (PW1100G)

@@7.5zach neither does Boeing but it doesn’t effect the headlines. It’s a Boeing jet with engine failure. Versus it’s an Airbus jet with Pratt and Whitney engines that failed. It’s just the filthy lying media doing their thing.

Reminds me of the last video when the tower asked UAL if they wanted to do a tower flyby to check for the tire and the pilot answered “The company prefers we don’t do that”

Do pilots read RU-vid comments?

​@@marcellkovacs5452Some. And some controllers too!

It happened to the medical profession. Hospitals have the money (business people not doctors) and are never at fault. Doctors are the scapegoats and are criticized through the lens of mid level, non science employes.

@@JimAllen-Personahe said ‘captain’ not ‘company’ I believe

The birds wouldn't strike if they got paid a decent wage.

Is what I would say if it were boeing, clearly an Airbus

These are daily issues that have happened since planes became a thing. They also don’t threaten human safety. Stop being a crybaby worrying about these minor things. The media has just been paying more attention to them. Just like the train derailings from last year (which are still happening by the way).

@@raihothexiv15th37 Working conditions on the railroads are still horrible.

Really? You should look again. That's something children say or claim.

I think I was though

@@VASAviation No doubt, usually with that pinned comment on top.

@@JSFGuy I have advantage.

@@VASAviationnow we’re all enabling their need for attention🤦🏼‍♂️

I don't understand this comment. A quick look at the Aviation Herald shows stuff like this happens on a daily basis. Most you'll never hear about because it's commonplace. On Friday, there were at least 3 such incidents including one covered by VAS.

@@Chris-de2qh correct, it happens routinely so why do you say you don't understand the comment?

Guess you're in luck then because this was an Airbus

...and then the door falls off 😂

You might notice this one wasn't a Boeing product.

troll

It's an Airbus.

Not even boeing

@SpaceFrawg Reported. Misinformation.

Apparently, I’m the only one understanding the humor in this comment!

Nobody asked you.

I can understand SFO, but why BOS?