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9 Nov 2019 - SkyUp Airlines UR-SQH 737-800 Landing Gear Fire after landing at Sharm El Sheikh 9 Nov 2019

737-800, UR-SQH (30292/1451) of SkyUp Airlines suffered a fire on the LH MLG after taxying in from landing at SSH on 9 Nov 2019.

A video of the incident shows ramp workers fetching fire-extinguishers from ground-support vehicles which were standing by to receive the aircraft. They appeared to tackle the blaze within 1 minute of its starting.

The passengers remained on board throughout the incident and there was no evacuation.

SkyUp attributes the fire to a leak of hydraulic oil. SkyUp says EgyptAir engineers inspected the aircraft and that it will undergo replacement of its wheel assembly and brakes.

The full video can be seen here:

https://twitter.com/B737Tech/status/1193457613599584258?s=20
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