Flames and popping sounds: Experts explain Qantas engine incident
07-09-2026 09:02 via smh.com.au

Flames and popping sounds: Experts explain Qantas engine incident

Former Qantas captain David Evans said that from the video footage the “flames and ‘popping’ sounds heard indicate disrupted airflow through the jet engine”.
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