Incident: Boeing 767-338
Jan 29, 2021 · Ontario, CA
NTSB numberENG21LA013Event id20210130102575
- 0
- Fatalities
- 0
- Serious injuries
- 0
- Minor injuries
- 0
- Uninjured
Probable cause
The fatigue fracture and liberation of two airfoils from a low pressure turbine stage 5 nozzle segment that impacted and damaged the downstream low pressure stage 5 blades creating an initial imbalance load in the engine’s low pressure turbine rotor sufficient to allow all the low pressure turbine blades to lose radial blade clearance, contact static structure, and to fracture transversely across the airfoil. The progressive failure of the low pressure rotor caused an increasingly imbalanced load that eventually resulted in the fracture of the oil supply tube that allowed oil to contact hot engine parts and smolder and ignite resulting in the undercowl fire.
Source: National Transportation Safety Board. Record last changed Oct 28, 2026, 10:54 UTC.
Aircraft involved
- Aircraft
- Boeing 767-338
- Registration
- N363CM
- Year built
- 1990
- Category
- Airplane
- Damage
- Minor
- Operating rules
- Part 129: foreign air carrier
- Defining event
- Initial climb Fire/smoke (non-impact)
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Nearest airports
Airports with a Voydar profile closest to the recorded position. Proximity only.
- Ontario International Airport (ONT)0 nm (0 km) east
- Chino Airport (CNO)5 nm (10 km) south
- Upland-Cable Airport (CCB)5 nm (10 km) north-west
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