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Anyone have the tail number for the airplane involved? Is it CC-BGG? Wondering if there's any way to tell if this is one of the 787s built in South Carolina or
by maybelsyrup 3y ago
Anyone have the tail number for the airplane involved? Is it CC-BGG? Wondering if there's any way to tell if this is one of the 787s built in South Carolina or in Washington state.
- damiankennedy 3y agoYes, it was CC-BGG that had the incident and landed in Auckland, then the flight to Santiago was cancelled.
- Havoc 3y agoYou can probably fish it off flight radar. If you have an adsb broadcaster they’ll give you a free pro subscription
- cco 3y agoLet me introduce you to two tools! The first is https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/354285 https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/354285. A fairly complete database of aviation incidents. The second is https://avherald.com/h?article=51601631&opt=256 https://avherald.com/h?article=51601631&opt=256, similar to Aviation Safety but has comments and is more like hackernews but for commercial aviation. And yes, tail number was CC-BGG.
- maybelsyrup 3y agoThanks! Either of these tools allow you to see where an airframe was assembled?
- cco 3y agoIts a 787-9 and was produced in 2015 so I think it could be either. Neither of the two tools I linked tells you which plant.