Boeing 747-400F VQ-BWT engine parts falls on the village of Meerssen near Maastricht

Boeing 747-400F VQ-BWT (msn 24975) departed from Maastricht Aachen Airport on February 20. The aircraft was operated by Longtail Aviation as flight LGT5504 bound for New York (JFK).

Photo: Longtail Aviation.

Longtail Aviation cargo 747 loses engine parts over Meerssen after failure on departure from Maastricht Airport in The Netherlands. Aircraft landed safely in Liege. https://t.co/b22hB9QgKF pic.twitter.com/NYps5GoBzT

— Breaking Aviation News & Videos (@breakingavnews) February 20, 2021

The freighter suffered an engine failure and parts landed in the village of Meerssen. Engine blades damaged several cars. The aircraft landed safely. There were no reported injuries.

Vliegtuig in Meerssen verliest onderdelen…. 😱 #meerssen #Boeing747 #failure @NUnl pic.twitter.com/cX1k5zg86M

— Robin Eygelshoven (@r_eygelshoven) February 20, 2021

Longtail Aviation is headquartered in Bermuda.

Boeing 747-400F VQ-BWT engine parts falls on the village of Meerssen near Maastricht

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Boeing 747-400F VQ-BWT engine parts falls on the village of Meerssen near Maastricht

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