Cathay Pacific recently discovered the world's first A350 aircraft engine component failure and announced an immediate inspection of its A350 fleet. In recent days, the Transport and Logistics Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government and the Civil Aviation Department of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government have expressed high concern and actively followed up on this incident. The picture shows the aircraft information of Cathay Pacific Airways Limited. On the 3rd, the Transport and Logistics Bureau of the Special Administrative Region Government posted on social media that the Director of Transport and Logistics Bureau, Lin Shixiong, who is currently visiting Europe, is very concerned about the incident and has instructed the bureau personnel to express to Cathay Pacific Airways, the Civil Aviation Department, and the Hong Kong Airport Authority the need to continue following up on the incident, while adhering to the highest standards of aviation safety and minimizing the impact on passengers. The Transport and Logistics Bureau stated that Cathay Pacific has completed inspections of all operational aircraft in its A350 fleet and is replacing engine components for aircraft in need. The Civil Aviation Department will continue to maintain close contact with Cathay Pacific Airways and relevant civil aviation regulatory authorities and make appropriate follow-up to ensure aviation safety. The civil aviation accident investigation agency has also conducted an investigation into the incident in accordance with the Hong Kong Civil Aviation (Accident Investigation) Regulations and with reference to the standards of the International Civil Aviation Organization, in order to improve aviation safety and prevent similar incidents from happening again. The Hong Kong Civil Aviation Department stated on the 4th that it has been in close contact with Cathay Pacific Airways since receiving the notification on the 2nd and has provided regulatory recommendations to them. On the 3rd, the Civil Aviation Department met with the management of Cathay Pacific Airways' engineering department to grasp the latest investigation and maintenance progress. The Civil Aviation Department has been closely monitoring Cathay Pacific's follow-up on the incident, including sending personnel to inspect the involved engines on site and monitoring the airline's inspection of the A350 fleet. The Civil Aviation Department is aware that Cathay Pacific Airways has provided passengers with the latest information on its progress and the status of affected flights through various channels, and has taken proactive preventive measures to minimize the impact on passengers while ensuring aviation safety. In addition, according to the usual practice of international civil aviation, the Civil Aviation Department also proactively contacts and notifies the European Aviation Safety Agency, other relevant civil aviation authorities, aircraft and engine manufacturers involved, and other relevant units. The Civil Aviation Department will continue to maintain close contact with relevant units, closely follow up on the progress of the investigation, and take further actions in a timely manner to ensure aviation safety. (New Society)
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