Investigation Ongoing into Boeing 787-9 Incident Enroute to Dublin

Casualties unknown • IE

The AAIU is continuing its investigation into an accident involving a Boeing 787-9 traveling from Doha to Dublin in May 2024.

What happened

On 26 May 2024, a Boeing 787-9, registered as A7-BHM, was involved in an accident while performing an enroute flight from Doha, Qatar, to Dublin, Ireland. The aircraft was operating on a long-haul international route at the time of the occurrence.

The investigation

The Air Accident Investigation Unit (AAIU) is currently conducting an investigation into the technical and operational aspects of the event. Because a final report has not yet been released, this interim statement serves to update the progress of the inquiry. The investigation is being conducted with the assistance of several international and national agencies, including the Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) from the United Kingdom, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) from the United States, and the Air Accident Investigation Unit of the State of Qatar (QAAI). Additionally, the aircraft manufacturer and the operator are participating in the ongoing analysis of the evidence.

Findings

At this stage of the inquiry, investigators are examining various pieces of technical and operational evidence to determine the factors that led to the accident. The investigation remains active, and further research and detailed analysis are required to establish the full circumstances of the event.

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Frequently asked questions

What happened in the 2024-05-26 BOEING 787 9 Aeroplane accident near IE?

The AAIU is continuing its investigation into an accident involving a Boeing 787-9 traveling from Doha to Dublin in May 2024.

What aircraft was involved and where did it happen?

The accident on 2024-05-26 involved a BOEING 787 9 Aeroplane, registration A7-BHM, at IE.

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