April 26, 2023

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Date & Time:

26-APR-2023

Type of aircraft:

Boeing 777-233LR

Operator:

Air Canada

Registration:

C-FIUF

Flight Phase:

Unknown (UNK)

Flight Type:

International Scheduled Passenger

Survivors:

Yes

Schedule:

Sydney-Kingsford Smith International Airport, NSW

Location:

Sydney-Kingsford Smith International Airport, NSW

Total fatalities:

0

Total Occupants:

278

Circumstances:

The Air Canada flight AC33, a Boeing 777-233LR, was struck by a bird during the flight. Following engine shutdown at Sydney International Airport (SYD), the ground crew observed a bird strike and damage to the left-hand leading edge. Upon completion of the bird strike inspection, the left-hand No. 5 slat and associated flow air ducting needed to be replaced per AMM.

This incident was classified as an Accident by TSB Canada.

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