What happened
The flight was proceeding during a descent phase when the aircraft encountered turbulent weather conditions. The crew observed that all three engines were exceeding their operational temperature limits, a condition known as overtemping. Simultaneously, the engines were experiencing compressor stalls, a disruption in the airflow through the engine's compression stages.
In an effort to mitigate the issue, the crew attempted to reduce throttle settings. However, these adjustments failed to lower the engine temperatures or resolve the mechanical instability. Despite the severity of the situation, no engines were shut down during this period of distress.
The crew initiated a diversion to a nearby airport to ensure safety. During the approach and landing phase, the crew successfully restarted all three engines. The aircraft landed without any further mechanical incidents or complications.