G-BNLY
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Safety history
- October 7, 1993Accident
Report No: Report on the incident to Boeing 747-436, G-BNLY at London Heathrow Airport on 7 October 1993 Download report: 1-1995 G-BNLY.pdf (5,501.69 kb) Report Appendices To view appendices, click on link below 1/1995 G-BNLY Appendices (1,848.99 kb)
Transportation Safety Board of Canada records2 on file
Worst recorded outcome: no damage.
- March 11, 2004Incident
A04A0027: The British Airways B747 operating as BAW223 was en route Heathrow to Washington DC when the crew declared an emergency at 1928z, position 50N 50W, due to a strong smell of electrical smoke in the cockpit. Crew requested diversion to Gander Intl NF and landed without further incident at 2005Z. Local…
- June 6, 2001Incident
A01W0135: The British Airways flight number BAW287, a Boeing 747-436, Reg: G-BNLY was on a flight from London Heathrow (EGLL) to San Francisco (KSFO) when a passenger medical emergency was declared. The flight diverted to Edmonton Intl (CYEG) and landed with out further incident.
Source: TSB Aviation Safety Information System (ASIS) (open data).