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Attributes | |
ACN | 1714568 |
Time | |
Date | 201912 |
Local Time Of Day | 1201-1800 |
Place | |
Locale Reference | ZZZ.ARTCC |
State Reference | US |
Environment | |
Flight Conditions | VMC |
Light | Daylight |
Aircraft 1 | |
Make Model Name | A319 |
Operating Under FAR Part | Part 121 |
Flight Phase | Cruise |
Flight Plan | IFR |
Component | |
Aircraft Component | Fan Variable Blade Mechanism |
Person 1 | |
Function | Captain Pilot Not Flying |
Qualification | Flight Crew Multiengine Flight Crew Air Transport Pilot (ATP) Flight Crew Instrument |
Person 2 | |
Function | Pilot Flying First Officer |
Qualification | Flight Crew Air Transport Pilot (ATP) Flight Crew Instrument Flight Crew Multiengine |
Events | |
Anomaly | Aircraft Equipment Problem Critical Deviation - Procedural Published Material / Policy Flight Deck / Cabin / Aircraft Event Other / Unknown |
Narrative:
We were about 20 miles prior to TOD on arrival landing south with ZZZ center; clearance pd to FL240 all systems normal. Captain pm; first officer PF.felt a vibration and noticed engine 2 roll back N1 to about 50% accompanied by engine 2 stall ECAM which directed us to turn on engine ignition. After ignition selected on; N1 returned to normal cruise setting but was accompanied by N2 vibration of about 4.5 units.ECAM complete; QRH referenced for engine stall. That checklist directed us to bring thrust lever on affected engine to idle and check engine indications. If abnormal; it directs to shut the engine off.when thrust lever was brought to idle; engine 2 again stalled accompanied by N2 vibration of about 9.9 units. With engine stalled and apparent damage; we continued to shut down engine 2.at this point; a position flight attendant called and advised vibrations felt and flames observed exiting engine 2 tail pipe. I told him we were aware and working on it and would call him back. As we ran ECAM to shut down engine 2; we began our descent to FL240. Remaining engine able to maintain managed speed. Once engine 2 secured and APU started; we re with center. They cleared us to descend landing south. Called a position flight attendant and gave him NTSB with 20 minutes remaining and no brace command. Had him prepare cabin for normal arrival and landing; advised would be stopping on runway and they would see fire trucks approach the airplane to ensure engine 2 safe enough for us to taxi to the gate. Made a PA to guests; advising them of situation.approach vectored us and cleared us for ILS in VMC to xxr. Flaps 3 landing; stopped on xxr just short of taxiway xx. Made PA advising guests to remain seated; all was fine; and the fire trucks were approaching to ensure that we were safe to continue taxiing to the gate. Crash fire rescue equipment advised no visible problems with engine 2 except oil leaking. Tower and ground controllers then cleared us to our gate with crash fire rescue equipment following us to the gate. At the gate; crash fire rescue equipment came on board and asked if further assistance required. We declined and they left. Guests deplaned normally; maintenance logbook entry made; and maintenance personnel met us to inspect the engine. Engine 2 oil quantity about 10 quarts at completion of flight. Also met by 2 inflight supervisors who joined us as we debriefed flight attendants.
Original NASA ASRS Text
Title: A319 flight crew reported multiple engine stalls; so crew elected to shut down the Number 2 engine and make a precautionary landing at destination.
Narrative: We were about 20 miles prior to TOD on arrival landing south with ZZZ Center; clearance PD to FL240 all systems normal. Captain PM; First Officer PF.Felt a vibration and noticed engine 2 roll back N1 to about 50% accompanied by ENG 2 STALL ECAM which directed us to turn on engine ignition. After ignition selected on; N1 returned to normal cruise setting but was accompanied by N2 vibration of about 4.5 units.ECAM complete; QRH referenced for ENGINE STALL. That checklist directed us to bring thrust lever on affected engine to idle and check engine indications. If abnormal; it directs to shut the engine off.When thrust lever was brought to idle; engine 2 again stalled accompanied by N2 vibration of about 9.9 units. With engine stalled and apparent damage; we continued to shut down engine 2.At this point; A position Flight Attendant called and advised vibrations felt and flames observed exiting engine 2 tail pipe. I told him we were aware and working on it and would call him back. As we ran ECAM to shut down engine 2; we began our descent to FL240. Remaining engine able to maintain managed speed. Once engine 2 secured and APU started; we re with Center. They cleared us to descend landing south. Called A position Flight Attendant and gave him NTSB with 20 minutes remaining and NO brace command. Had him prepare cabin for normal arrival and landing; advised would be stopping on runway and they would see fire trucks approach the airplane to ensure engine 2 safe enough for us to taxi to the gate. Made a PA to guests; advising them of situation.Approach vectored us and cleared us for ILS in VMC to XXR. Flaps 3 landing; stopped on XXR just short of Taxiway XX. Made PA advising guests to remain seated; all was fine; and the fire trucks were approaching to ensure that we were safe to continue taxiing to the gate. CFR advised no visible problems with engine 2 except oil leaking. Tower and ground controllers then cleared us to our gate with CFR following us to the gate. At the gate; CFR came on board and asked if further assistance required. We declined and they left. Guests deplaned normally; maintenance logbook entry made; and maintenance personnel met us to inspect the engine. Engine 2 oil quantity about 10 quarts at completion of flight. Also met by 2 Inflight Supervisors who joined us as we debriefed Flight Attendants.
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