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BOEING SAFETY
Boeing B767 Cargo Bay Fire
- The Boeing 767-300 aircraft was on a scheduled flight from Vancouver (Canada), to Toronto (Canada). While on final approach, approximately 10 miles from the airport, the flight crew received an aft cargo bay fire warning. The flight crew followed emergency checklist procedures, activated the cargo bay fire extinguishers, and declared an emergency. The fire warning light extinguished approximately 50 seconds after activation of the fire extinguishers. The aircraft landed on runway 06L and stopped to allow airport firefighters to inspect the aircraft for indications of fire.
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