Emergency Landing American Boeing 767 at Glasgow Airport

Included in this video is the whole event which occurred at Glasgow Airport on the 7th of May 2015.
‪@AmericanAirlines‬ Boeing767 N386AA declared an emergency across the Atlantic after suffering an engine failure due to a suspected oil leak.
Thankfully the situation was completely under control and the aircraft landed without incident. Having been checked on the runway and been cleared to taxi to a stand she promptly left the runway where she was escorted to a stand.
For me yesterday was an absolutely hectic day, I had been up for 37 hours, only just got back into the UK from my holiday in Poland at about 11ish. And then an hour later whilst potting with my good mate Dan I noticed on FlightRadar that an AA 767 had squawked 7700, when I checked it's the location it was headed right for Glasgow.
I was quite taken aback as was my mate.
As of today, it is still on the ground at Glasgow. Undoubtedly she will be moved I imagine in the coming days or weeks.
In 2020 this ‪@Boeing‬ 767 is now flying with Amazon Prime Air as a freighter under the registration N337AZ.
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Huge thanks to ‪@DanielSander‬ for his help in filming this video.
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[@slimpyjones2706]

For the interested - this aircraft left American in 2016 and now operates as N337AZ for Amazon Prime Air.

[@JonathanWinton123]

Thanks for adding that Richard. I just noticed that when checking on planespotters.net the other day.

[@gbriank1]

Do they mention if the aircraft was re-engined?

[@slimpyjones2706]

@@gbriank1 it didn't mention, no :-)

[@gbriank1]

@@slimpyjones2706 These 767's were built to last. Minor updates and it could be in the air another 20 years.

[@CaptBob-jr3yl]

Jonathan, thank you for taking and posting this excellent video. I was the Captain on this flight, and the ATC audio helps to capture the urgency of our situation. My thanks to the professional response and assistance of the Glasgow Airport Rescue and Firefighting crews and the Glasgow Tower Controller. Thanks again for the great video.

[@JonathanWinton123]

Bob L. Ah right, thanks for that Bob. It was quite a thing from the beginning to the end. And now she is back at Dallas as far as im aware. Everyone involved did great. Thanks again mate

[@iancox2371]

Jonathan Winton

[@cosmiccolonel]

hey, Bob, you had your feet firmly on those brakes didn't you.... stopped her on a dime.. glad everything worked out well for everyone.

[@edfromchowderheads1312]

Bob L. Were you actually?

[@terencetiernan3182]

Bob L. M

[@CaptBob-jr3yl]

Jonathon, thanks again for the excellent video and audio. This event occurred 5 years ago today and I remember the outstanding support from all the Glasgow Airport personnel. Capt. Bob Little, American Airlines (Retired)

[@JonathanWinton123]

Thanks so much Bob. I was just thinking the same. It is crazy that 5 years has passed since this happenned.

[@kathylow8147]

that AT-controller, brilliant, absolute clarity in understanding/confirming about that movement under own power excellent

[@JonathanWinton123]

+Kathy Low It was all very well coordinated. Thanks very much for commenting

[@scottishtransport437]

+RobertsDigital Are you the ATC for Glasgow?

[@tjfSIM]

Excellent video, it's cool that she ended up parking right next to where you were filming! Also very impressed with the ATC, once again showing how good our controllers are in a crisis! :)

[@JonathanWinton123]

tjf4375 It was all so coincidental mate. Everything just came together from a filming perspective just perfect. Everyone involved did a great job :)

[@2711marty]

Brilliant capture from our wee airport down the road! Glasgow has seen some great drama's over the years and we've all witnessed two or three I'm sure but this video Jonathon is a superb example and analysis on all of went on. Shows how people on the ground as well as those in the air handle their respective responsibilities and boy, they did well here, cool as cucumbers! Magic to see that Capt. Bob has come on and left a very warm message - bet that means a lot to you and shows that he appreciates that some people really consider what he was up against was a tough old gig.

[@JonathanWinton123]

Thanks very much. It was such a cool movement to see and so unexpected. To see the pilots deal with the whole situation so professionally was truly impressive and has stuck with me ever since.

[@AlexPraglowskiAviation]

Whoa, you captured that beautifully! Loved the ATC, made the video feel much more complete :) Absolutely phenomenal video overall, that close up taxi into parking was just icing on the cake :) HUGE LIKE!

[@JonathanWinton123]

dude8472productions Ohh thankyou so much for that comment mate. Really means alot. I always find that especially in situations like this it really makes everything seem so much clearer. Thanks so much for watching and your support mate :)

[@AlexPraglowskiAviation]

Jonathan Winton Anytime! Really was an excellent production.

[@CMH-aviation]

Cudos to the pilot for the safe and clean landing

[@JonathanWinton123]

+michael touse Absolutely

[@lorispain1]

Calm and professional job by pilots and ATC, very reassuring. Great video too, you got yourself a sub!

[@JonathanWinton123]

It certainly was, the co-ordination was superb. Thansk for watching. Appreciated

[@ryantapley6844]

I think this is the first time I've seen the new American Airlines livery - looks good! Good video btw.

[@JonathanWinton123]

Ryan Tapley It certainly does. I have to say it does suit the 763 too. Cheers mate

[@Mraviationguy]

Good capture of the even unfolding, awesome ATC coverage! Really made the video better. Liked.

[@JonathanWinton123]

Mraviationguy Cheers Archie. It was nice to see the whole thing unfold. Thanks for watching mate :)

[@nenblom]

Great job! I especially liked the close ups of the 767 and the new paint job!

[@JonathanWinton123]

+Niklas Enblom Cheers, yeah it was nice to see the new one

[@99carnot]

Awesome video and audio-very glad it turned out OK. Liked, and I hope you get some rest!

[@JonathanWinton123]

***** Och thanks very much mate. Same here. And yeah I almost missed my train as I fell asleep in the terminal, but ive since fully recupirated :) Thankyou mate

[@ericlozen9631]

You did a great job at putting this video together. You captured the three most important things for a video like this to work; the aircraft (of course), radio communications, and the emergency (responding) vehicles. 👌

[@JonathanWinton123]

Right place,right time. And thank'you for watching it. Appreciated.

[@quentinburns8584]

brilliant video, Mate!!!! Thanks for showing great view of this superb workhorse of an aircraft....

[@JonathanWinton123]

+Quentin Burns No bother, it was amazing to watch

[@mylosairplanefan]

That's a rare catch, very nice video Jonathan!

[@JonathanWinton123]

mylosairplanefan Certainly is. Thanks for watching Mylos.

[@chrisaddison274]

THAT is a damn good catch fella ! All the professionalism on display from all concerned - including your editing. ;) Excellent effort !

[@JonathanWinton123]

Chris Addison Thankyou very much for your positive comment mate. It was pure fluke I was there to get it. Cheers for watching mate, much appreciated :)

[@pedrorego940]

Very well documented, almost like a... documentary :) That's the way the aviation people do things, safety safety safety! Cheers!

[@JonathanWinton123]

Pedro Rego Absolutely, well thankyou very much for watching it mate, Im pleased you enjoyed it. Thanks :)

[@bristolcardifairport]

Awesome video Jon! Nice to include the ATC! Liked.

[@JonathanWinton123]

bristolcardifairport Cheers Will, add a different perspective to it. Thanks for watching

[@NewcastleAviationHD]

Amazing catch Jon, the ATC defiantly makes the video, bet you were surprised to see that after stepping off the plane from Poland? 👍 great video, liked!

[@JonathanWinton123]

***** Haha thanks mate. Shocked to be honest haha. It was pure fluke I was there and the fact I noticed it first. Thanks again mate :)

[@Flightsim10HD]

Very nicely filmed Jon! Must have been a surprise to say the least seeing it pop un on FR24 just as you had landed. Glad to see you got it and a like from me mate :)

[@JonathanWinton123]

Flightsim10HD Och cheers Harry, more of a surprise it was a complete shock as I was expecting it to be over Amsterdam or somewhere. Thanks very much for your support mate :)

[@dcheever777]

Nice video and a great job by the flight crew. Everyone says a single engine landing is easier in the plane than in the sim. In my 28 years of flying at AA only had one engine fail, #2 on a DC-10. It was nice having two more turning!

[@JonathanWinton123]

Dennis Cheever Thanks very much mate. They all performed to their professional standard and it was great to watch. Only one in 28 years. Thats not bad at all mate. Pretty easy going nowadays then I imagine.

[@THISISBEAR]

Had our own diversion back to Glasgow back in September with four fire crews to meet the plane. Interesting to see your video and to watch what happens from the outside perspective. Never did get the chance to thank the Captain or Glasgow airport crews for keeping us all safe. Still don't know for sure what happened, many figured it was a flap issue. Either way, happy to be on terra firma to watch your video! Well done!

[@JonathanWinton123]

It is very interesting to see all that goes on and the coordination to get all passengers off and organised following such a diversion. Interesting to hear that occured back in September. Thanks very much for watching.

[@THISISBEAR]

@@JonathanWinton123 yeah, it was an Air Transat flight, I'll leave ya a coulpe of links to a few news article I found about it, they pretty much both say the same thing though; www.glasgowlive.co.uk/news/glasgow-news/glasgow-airport-air-transat-fire-16901501

[@THISISBEAR]

@@JonathanWinton123 www.glasgowtimes.co.uk/news/17895534.glasgow-flight-drama-fire-crews-called-air-transat-jet/

[@THISISBEAR]

@@JonathanWinton123 I should add a correction if anyone is interested, the news article is wrong the plane was in the air for alot longer than 15 minutes, it was in the air for an hour or so

[@davecc0000]

Excellent video-such professional camera work & audio capture. What was the problem? What symptom that pilots noticed, and what was the discovery upon inspection? Didn’t see this mentioned in description or comments.

[@JonathanWinton123]

Thanks so much. Not much to add really other than an oil pressure issue was identified , the engine was changed and the plane returned.

[@briankettle9342]

very professional Glasgow and aircrew well done

[@JonathanWinton123]

Certainly was

[@deedells]

A fine example of professionalism...

[@JonathanWinton123]

Certainly is

[@eziej2215]

Excellent job by all! Very professional

[@JonathanWinton123]

Couldn;t agree more. Thanks for watching.

[@solomoncris]

I love the coverage

[@JonathanWinton123]

+Solomon Cris Cheers mate.

[@paulhenry5060]

Well done, and happy timing/placement. Watched its progress after it came up on Twitter feed. Are those tough Glaswegian tarmac crew wearing any hearing protection? I presume in-ear/low profile.

[@weespudgun]

paul I work with that tough(really isnt) ground crew member. thinks he's hard by not wearing ear protection but he's just a bit slow.

[@JonathanWinton123]

Paul Henry Honestly it just so happened that I was in the right place at the right time. Yeah some of the ground crew were. It was all such short notice they had a matter of minutes just to get crew there and an AA representative to help. She should be out of GLA soon.

[@JonathanWinton123]

weespudgun It was all such short notice, there were some with ear protection on

[@DanielSander]

Nice Video :-) The ATC does make a big difference, a scanner is required, cheers for the great day mate :-)

[@JonathanWinton123]

scotrail82 Cheers mate. Oh aye definitely. No cheers from me too mate. It was very good :)

[@theDoubleH63]

Amazing video man ! Well done !!

[@JonathanWinton123]

theDoubleH63 Thanks very much mate. Appreciate the support :)

[@Hi-mt3lp]

Nice Catch Jonathon

[@JonathanWinton123]

Yuba Ourari Cheers mate :)

[@adambioletti4226]

Great video, earned a sub! :) Just one question from a complete noob, how do you get to listen in to the ATC communication? It makes everything 10x better haha.

[@JonathanWinton123]

Much appreciated, you need a AirBand scanner. You can buy one of Ebay such as a Uniden or Netset one.

[@topfelya]

Engine number 2 failed ?

[@JonathanWinton123]

Number 1 I think it was mate.

[@motorTranz]

Good job on the video. Thank you.

[@JonathanWinton123]

motorTranz Cheers for watching mate. Really appreciate it

[@AndyThorne23]

Fantastic video that, ideally placed near the stand to get a close up. Nice one mate.

[@JonathanWinton123]

Andy Thorne Thanks Andy. Yeah it was almost as though it was all put into place especially with my being there haha. Cheers mate

[@christinestill5002]

Nice job, Capt Even got your picture in the video!

[@JonathanWinton123]

Cheers for watching 👍

[@charlest103]

Very interesting to watch! Nice work!

[@JonathanWinton123]

charlest103 Aviation Videos ✈ Cheers for watching mate, appreciated :)

[@Michael_in_Vt]

Excellent video! Thank the stars it landed safely! I subscribed

[@JonathanWinton123]

Michael T Thankyou very much for watching and subscribing mate,appreciated.

[@UhYouFoundJoe]

You just earned yourself a sub mate

[@JonathanWinton123]

Thats what I like to hear. Cheers mate.

[@ricardosam8050]

Well done to all u help to get this plane back to earth

[@JonathanWinton123]

Absolutely. A great effort.

[@stewart1208]

Excellent video

[@JonathanWinton123]

Jane Condie Cheers.

[@bigjohnmfc]

Great video is an understatement

[@JonathanWinton123]

Thanks very much. 😊

[@AviationGames]

considering the situation, that Captain still greased the landing, well done to him!

[@JonathanWinton123]

+AviationGames Couldnt agree with you more it was done superbly.

[@euan1017]

This is really interesting, I remember it being parked at Glasgow for a wee while, great to know the reason why, thanks.

[@JonathanWinton123]

Glad you enjoyed it. It was nice to see it at Glasgow.

[@canadianplanespotter]

Awesome video! Liked and subbed :)

[@JonathanWinton123]

Thanks very much mate :)

[@brenforbess1244]

Exciting....EXCEPT it was my Niece and her Fiance coming from Germany to Texas and they had to make a sudden and unexpected stop in Scotland! Thank God, they finally arrived in Texas in time for the wedding of her cousin and all is well.

[@JonathanWinton123]

Bren Forbess Ohh poor them. Well i hope they got back across to Dallas alright. I would have probably passed them in the terminal somewhere as I dozed off as I was so tired. I hope the wedding went well too :)

[@19bootsy68]

Great timing and exciting times (for some)...My daughter and I went to Amsterdam last July and on our return I noticed our plane done a massive turn in the air above Norfolk... I said to my daughter that something was up...only seconds later the captain informed us that due to hydrologic problems we were returning to AMS...my poor daughter was bricking it. Actually I might upload that flight on KZbin...AMS to NCL via AMS ;). Will you be recording the United flight into NCL by any chance? I might head up to see it land, go for breakfast and watch it take off.

[@JonathanWinton123]

***** Och thankyou mate. Ahh lucky man, yeah you should upload that, I guarantee thatd do well. I certainly will be, wouldn't miss that moment of our North East's history for the world :) If you let me know beforehand where abouts you are we could meet up :)

[@19bootsy68]

Jonathan Winton If I go up I will be heading up there with 2 fellow av geeks...but I'm sure if I do make it up there we can arrange something....do you live close to the airport?

[@JonathanWinton123]

***** Ah right, who are they if you dont mind me asking? May know them :) Aye if your around thatd be good mate :)

[@19bootsy68]

Jonathan Winton I'm afraid you would know these two Jonathan as they work in the same office as I do and they don't go to the airport spotting. Like me they fly on a regular basis...especially one of them. It doesn't look like I will be able to make it anyway as I have my son stay with me on a weekend, I was going to get his Nana to look after him on that day but she is away to a family wedding down south and I know he won't be wanting to go up the airport that early in the morning. So I guess I will be relying on you to make a superbly done video 👍.

[@JonathanWinton123]

***** Ah fair enough mate. ill be there at the crack of dawn, I wont dissapoint I {I hope} haha. No worries mate, :)

[@SAXTProductions]

Awesome video.

[@JonathanWinton123]

+SAXT Productions Thankyou :)

[@user-dv5vw8ny1b]

Glasgow Airport is my local airport

[@JonathanWinton123]

Very good.

[@alzyerpal-TV]

I was cycling round the airport that day and had my SLR over my shoulder. Got some decent photos of the landing up Abbotsinch Road at the 23 threshold.

[@JonathanWinton123]

Nice one Allen. I had literally just landed from Warsaw when I saw it on FR24 and thought I'd wait for it. Great to see. Do you have photos uploaded of it anywhere I can view them?

[@sarge6870]

I see you uploaded this on 8 May. We flew out of Glasgow on 8 May but later in the afternoon. Did this happen on 8 May? What time of the day?

[@JonathanWinton123]

+Timothy Hickey This happened on the 7th May mate in the afternoon. Where did you fly ?

[@sarge6870]

+Jonathan Winton We flew from Glasgow to Orlando Florida for the return home after a 14 day trans-Atlantic cruise on the Caribbean Princess that ended in Southampton U.K.

[@JonathanWinton123]

+Timothy Hickey Oh nice one mate. Well as I say this was the day before. Hope you had a cracking cruise though

[@sarge6870]

+Jonathan Winton We did!! Thanks for responding...CHEERS from the other side of the pond :)

[@yakacm]

I can see our house from there, lol. Nice video my friend, where was the flight heading, was it destined for Glasgow or did it just stop there as the nearest airport?

[@JonathanWinton123]

+diecast jam Haha nice one mate. No it was headed for Dallas if I remember correctly. Then when she was off the west coast of Scotland at cruising altitude she encountered the engine problem then. So they diverted to Glasgow as its the most capable on the west coast

[@yakacm]

Ah it had started from Heathrow or the continent or something? Don't think I can really see our house, but not far off, I stay in Scotstoun, a bit further up Dumbarton Road you can see the aircraft coming in very low with their gear down on the last few second of their final approach.

[@Fm_1055]

I can't find the info in the description ( sorry for asking if it is) But where was it meant to be heading to?

[@JonathanWinton123]

I cannot quite remember. I'm sure it was New York or Chicago.

[@Fm_1055]

@@JonathanWinton123 ok, thank you

[@michaelmcneillie7011]

great video what a lucky catch, all done so professionally, Have to ask tho' Aren't GE engines bad for this,? dont trust GE or PW give me RR any day of the week. Thanks for sharing this :)

[@JonathanWinton123]

+Michael McNeillie Cheers mate. Not really no, if anything their record is at a par with the others for reliability. No worries. Thanks for watching

[@geminijets33]

Amazing

[@JonathanWinton123]

Thanks

[@christopherhennessey8991]

American ,English,and Glaswegian accents all in one .

[@JonathanWinton123]

Not a bad combination, all very professional.

[@kansasjayhawk8386]

Boeing has such beautiful planes!

[@JonathanWinton123]

Agree with you there.

[@ronnieronaldo889]

Where abouts did you film this you seem very close to the action! when we normally go its next to a farm

[@JonathanWinton123]

+ronnie ronaldo This is over towards the terminal end. Ah yeah, only been there a couple times

[@hazard6812]

in a situation like this, wouldn't it have been a better idea to evac? hot brakes from an overweight landing combined with oil potentially leaking could be REALLY bad if the brakes spark up and tires ignite, especially when the aircraft stopped for inspection. oil could've pooled up. yes they were in direct contact with fire services, but an extra 30 seconds before they decide to evac could be huge

[@JonathanWinton123]

No not at all. As the situation as assessed by the crew was safe enough to go to a remote stand and deboard there. You have to remember that simply evacuating passengers unecessarily in this kind of situation could create more problems and headaches for everyone, emergency services etc etc. No need to evacuate as the emegency was completely under control and did not pose any immediate danger to the crew or passengers and upon inspection by the fire service was given the all clear to taxi to a stand.

[@bigjohnmfc]

Saw that 767 fly over motherwell that day 10 mile south east always wondered no 767 due in today especially not aa now i get it

[@JonathanWinton123]

Nice one. It was a cool one to see.

[@darklordbobSmoke]

wish i had flight skills like this

[@JonathanWinton123]

+darklord bob (Smoke) don't we all

[@OlexColon-ji5yx]

Facinating !!!

[@JonathanWinton123]

It is indeed.

[@Terran660]

Only the left hand engine is working with thrust reverser the right hand is not working as there is no thrust reverser.

[@JonathanWinton123]

+Terran Tan Correct, the left hand engine was fully functioning. The right hand enginse suffered a bad oil leak which caused the failure

[@jameshatton941]

Nice catch 👍

[@JonathanWinton123]

Thank'you.

[@euanedgar3123]

if we could see what it was like inside

[@JonathanWinton123]

+Euan Edgar True.

[@RailroadGuy49]

+Jonathan Winton, I'm guessing there was a nice round of applause and cheers for the flight crew inside the aircraft.

[@TM-nu5vd]

Engine failure? Looks like both engines are spinning on landing..

[@JonathanWinton123]

The fact the engine is spinnign doesnt mean it is running.

[@tmreed]

Wondering how they missed that during the ground inspection.

[@JonathanWinton123]

+tmreed Missed what? It happened in mid flight across the atlantic. It wouldnt have been visible during a simple walk around

[@DMTaylor90]

What a catch! Right place right time :-)

[@JonathanWinton123]

DMTaylor90 ✈ Aviation & Rail No kiddin, it certainly was. Cheers for waching mate :)

[@JonathanWinton123]

DMTaylor90 ✈ Aviation & Rail No kiddin, it certainly was. Cheers for waching mate :)

[@AmeaSynthaAmayln3]

Wow

[@JonathanWinton123]

Thanks for watching.

[@gntdriver2840]

why was he walking backward at 6:20 ?

[@JonathanWinton123]

To get out of the planes way as he was taxiing onto the stand 😂

[@roberthinchliffe578]

Why reverse thrust if only one engine working?

[@ninejets]

+robert hinchliffe Because the thruster will still go up because its electric but the thrust wont work

[@roberthinchliffe578]

Thanks you explaining that.

[@roberthinchliffe578]

Wait so you would use trust reverse on just on engine? I think i would go all brakes

[@ninejets]

robert hinchliffe the brakes would catch fire

[@joetocayo]

+robert hinchliffe Each thrust reverser operates independently. On a normal landing, both would be used. With only one operational, either the engine itself, or the reverser, an aircraft would get asymmetrical thrust, possibly causing control difficulties. Not wise on a slick runway. On this landing, they were landing with a brisk crosswind from the right. An airplane would tend to weathervane into the wind, or turn right. Since they had a good left engine and thrust reverser, using it actually countered that tendency to veer right. Not always a good idea to use reverse thrust if one is inoperative, but on that landing, it actually helped keep the airplane straight, as well as assisting in stopping.

[@LesPhotosdeJCBTV]

Awesome !!!

[@JonathanWinton123]

+Les Photos de JCB TV & Aviation Videos Thankyou

[@johnmaclaurin3611]

Thought a 767 had 12 main landing gear......?

[@JonathanWinton123]

+John MacLaurin No, 2 sets of 4 at the rear and 2 at the front. All told:10.

[@RailroadGuy49]

I think you're thinking of the 777

[@aviation-ci4wx]

John Jensen its a 767

[@davids2937]

What was the emergency?

[@JonathanWinton123]

Engine shutdown in-flight as written in the description.

[@maxfawk7778]

How did you get the ATC?

[@JonathanWinton123]

+Squid the bad Lizard You need a scanner.

[@maxfawk7778]

+Jonathan Winton like what. Could you send me a link?

[@noraboumedjout5203]

Both ATC and pilot were too professionnal

[@JonathanWinton123]

Nora Menbenkhelil They were phenomenal. Credit to all involved

[@kxdnv]

no passenger?

[@JonathanWinton123]

+Vinod KM Yes there were passenger

[@MatrixNative]

awesome video m8....btw 7:00 Hottie alert!! LOL

[@JonathanWinton123]

Haha I never noticed

[@MatrixNative]

lol...well I could not help it..omg she looks alot like my ex..lmao..thanks again for the video m8

[@omgaming9471]

Allegiant airbus in Glassglow ??? :oo

[@JonathanWinton123]

Allegiant airbus?

[@omgaming9471]

@@JonathanWinton123 It's an Allegiant 757 I believe, charter flight. It's Allegiant for sure though, you can see the TAIL, and then the wing the orange white and blue plane in your video right after the ARFF is shown...

[@explosiongaming4243]

I seen it land on flightradar24

[@JonathanWinton123]

Explosion Gaming Very good, Looked even better from the ground.

[@explosiongaming4243]

+Jonathan Winton would have great

[@02Nawal]

Old ass plane. American needs new planes

[@JonathanWinton123]

Theyre already getting new 787s but have had their own problems with them too,.

[@geminijet1788]

Haha the video is 7:37

[@JonathanWinton123]

gemini jet17 Haha true

[@soniarayo1857]

and of course its american -.-

[@JonathanWinton123]

It sure is