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Mid-air drama on Qantas flight
A Qantas jet serviced days ago in Hong Kong had to turn back to Perth on Friday after the crew was forced to turn off one of its two engines.
Fairfax newspapers say the Airbus A330 with 168 passengers en route to Singapore returned to Perth when an engine oil warning light flashed in the cockpit.
Aviation sources told Fairfax the engine starter motor sheared off because no oil had been put into the motor after its overhaul.
David Cox, the executive general manager of Qantas Engineering, said: "Initial inspections by engineers indicate that the fault with the engine starter motor could have led to the engine oil problem."
He said the investigation into the issue would require "detailed analysis" in conjunction with the starter motor and engine manufacturers in the US.
Mr Cox said the Qantas A330 fleet was serviced overseas. This aircraft returned earlier in the week from a four-day 'C' check carried out in Hong Kong. It returned to Perth on one engine and a replacement plane finally took off with the passengers four hours and 50 minutes late.