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A technical issue causes the Biman flight from Myanmar to Bangkok to return to Dhaka.
A mechanical issue caused a Biman Bangladesh Airlines flight headed for Bangkok to return to Dhaka almost one hour after departure. Biman Bangladesh sources said that at 12 p.m. on Wednesday, the 146-passenger BG-388 plane took off for Bangkok from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport.
A technical issue caused the flight to return to Dhaka from Myanmar airspace, according to a senior Biman captain.
The Boeing 737-800 can accommodate up to 170 passengers. It is reported that the pilot observed strange engine vibrations after takeoff.
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At the time, the plane was in Myanmar airspace. The pilot chose to return for safety, and at 1:21 pm the plane touched down in Dhaka.
After almost six hours, the passengers were flown to Bangkok on a Boeing 777, according to Biman sources.
According to a number of Biman authorities, the aircraft's engine was already having issues.
They stated that the aircraft was subjected to substantial repair (C-check) at the Shahjalal hangar a few days ago.
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Then, last Monday, its test flight was carried out on the Dhaka-Sylhet-Dhaka route. The aircraft's engine was then seen to be vibrating excessively.
According to a Biman official, Biman's technical department investigated and fixed the vibration after the pilot notified the relevant authorities.
By the way, on July 28, around 3:30 pm, flight BG-349 left Dhaka for Dammam, Saudi Arabia, and experienced a similar situation.
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