Porter 637 Right Engine Out lands @ YYZ

[midwingcrisis]

Porter 637 C-GLQB Dash 8 Q400 shut down #2 engine due to oil pressure fault indication.

[Cam]

That's their oldest bird, if I'm not mistaken.

[thatlowtimer]

Ahhh thanks for clearing that up, I always wondered about that one.

[JigglyBus]

Wow. Almost 7 years old. Time for the aircraft graveyard?

[Inverted2]

Na, its just a baby. Some of the Dashes I fly are up to 27 years old!

[Gravol]

Porter 637 C-GLQB Dash 8 Q400 shut down #2 engine due to oil pressure fault indication.

It landed at the Island.

[justwork]

Porter 637 C-GLQB Dash 8 Q400 shut down #2 engine due to oil pressure fault indication.

It landed at the Island.

Flight aware shows it land at Pearson. Doesn't make much sense to me to land a Q400 on a 3,900' strip single engine when CYYZ is a stone throw away.

[Gravol]

Porter 637 C-GLQB Dash 8 Q400 shut down #2 engine due to oil pressure fault indication.

It landed at the Island.

Flight aware shows it land at Pearson. Doesn't make much sense to me to land a Q400 on a 3,900' strip single engine when CYYZ is a stone throw away.

I guess I heard something conflicting! Either way , glad it turned out well

[Pratt X 3]

Cadors Number: 2013O0436
Narrative: The Porter Airlines Inc. de Havilland DHC-8-402 aircraft (operating as flight POE637) was on a scheduled IFR flight from Toronto (BB/TCA) (CYTZ) to Thunder Bay Airport (CYQT). NAV CANADA staff at Toronto ACC reported that at 2221Z, the flight crew declared an emergency citing engine failure and requested a re-route to Toronto (LBPIA) (CYYZ). ARFF services were advised. POE637 landed on runway 15L at 2253Z without incident. Ops. impact -- none
http://flightaware.com/live/flight/POE6 ... /CYTZ/CYQT

[sanjet]

http://avherald.com/h?article=45e8473b&opt=0

Good job to the crew.

[Caracrane]

http://avherald.com/h?article=45e8473b&opt=0

Good job to the crew.

That's what I expect from me and everyone else: doing a good job every single day. Not less than that and as far as I'm concerned, they just did what they're trained for, so no need to mention. The're not heroes.

[sanjet]

http://avherald.com/h?article=45e8473b&opt=0

Good job to the crew.

That's what I expect from me and everyone else: doing a good job every single day. Not less than that and as far as I'm concerned, they just did what they're trained for, so no need to mention. The're not heroes.

I never mentioned anything about being heroes. Whats wrong with telling a flight crew good job for following procedures and getting the aircraft safely on the ground?

We constantly hear pilots (or wannabe pilots) criticizing other pilots for their wrong decisions so it's always good to see pilots doing their job as you stated, nothing else.

[Caracrane]

I fully agree with you Sanjket but you guys are not wannabes nor in flight minimum trown-on-the-job trained but have the chance to be trained on multi-million dollar sims. Eric

[hst]

Here is a pic of the aircraft (from the tower) after landing at YYZ.

http://www.yyznews.com/

[Changes in Latitudes]

Spoiler alert! One engine, she is not a turnin'!

[swordfish]

And they didn't go off the end of the runway??

WWNC!

[AJV]

http://www.theweathernetwork.com/your_w ... her_search

could this be the aircraft ???