Investigators Stumped By 2008 Oxygen Cylinder Rupture
Australian safety regulators cannot find the cause of an oxygen cylinder rupture that caused major damage on a Qantas Boeing 747-400 in 2008, and have determined it is unlikely to happen again. “Given the widespread and long-term use of this type of cylinder, it was clear that this occurrence was a...
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