SAS A320neo crew reports cracked flight deck screen on Oslo arrival
An SAS Airbus A320neo crew found a hairline crack in the electronic logbook display screen and flagged a risk of sharp edges during touchscreen use. No disruption to the flight was reported.
A Scandinavian Airlines crew on an Airbus A320neo found physical damage to a cockpit device near Stockholm, Sweden, and reported it to ground maintenance teams. The same damage was found again on arrival at Oslo.
At 12:15 UTC the crew sent an air-to-ground message about the flight deck's electronic logbook display screen. The unit had a hairline crack across its display.
According to the notification, the device was still working. The crew still flagged a possible safety hazard from sharp glass edges, noting a risk of splinters or minor cuts when the touchscreen was used by hand.
The report went to ground support teams so a replacement unit or protective screen cover could be arranged on landing. No disruption to flight operations or crew safety was recorded.
The flight, SK867, departed Stockholm Arlanda and landed at Oslo on runway 19R.
The aircraft involved carries the registration SE-RUP. The source does not state the cause of the crack or the number of people on board.
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Sources
- airlive.netSAS Airbus A320neo is reporting cracked flight deck screen on arrival to Oslo