Boeing 727: Inflight Event Encounter Weather Turbulence incidents
260 voluntary NASA ASRS incident reports for “Boeing 727” aircraft categorised as “Inflight Event Encounter Weather Turbulence”.
260Total reports
18Years with data
Reports by year
Recent report synopses
- 2014-08 B737-300 First Officer reports getting very slow after using gear and flaps to get down; when the aircraft banks hard to capture the localizer and pitches up to capture altitude with the engines at idle and no autothrust.
- 2012-10 A B727-200 departed a non towered airport cleared to maintain runway heading to 5;000 FT but at 2;000 FT turned as per the Obstacle Departure Procedure (ODP) because of a predisposition for briefed pre-takeoff procedure.
- 2011-06 Weather; political border issues; US Customs and a company Duty Officer participating from a house party conspired to keep a B727-200 flight crew on duty for 23 hours.
Source: NASA Aviation Safety Reporting System (public domain). Reports are voluntary submissions and are not verified by NASA.