Created Friday, Jun 26th 2026 16:27Z, last updated Wednesday, Sep 30th 2026 12:14Z
A Transavia Boeing 737-800, registration PH-HBN performing flight
HV-6493 from Amsterdam (Netherlands) to Agadir (Morocco), was enroute at FL390 about 110nm northnortheast of Casablanca (Morocco) when the crew diverted the aircraft to Casablanca. The aircraft landed safely on Casablanca's runway 35L about 45 minutes later.
Morocco's BEA reported the aircraft diverted to Casablanca due to an engine (CFM56) failure. The occurrence was rated a serious incident and is being investigated.
The aircraft remained in Casablanca until Jun 23rd 2026, then flew to Frankfurt Hahn (Germany) and is still on the ground at Hahn Airport on Jun 26th 2026.
On Sep 30th 2026 Maroc's BEA added, that while enroute at FL390 in VMC the crew experienced a sudden yaw movement and a slight pitch down, after which the autopilot disconnected. The crew took manual control in a drift down, established the the right hand engine had flamed out and performed the related checklist shutting the right hand engine down.
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