2025-05-10T14: 24: 10Z
- The passenger battery charger caught fire on the Jetblue flight from Florida to the Bahamas.
- The Airbus A320-200 fire staff, causing smoke in the cabin.
- The investigation into the air accident in the Bahamas said it was investigating the accident.
Smoke and flames broke out in the jetblue journey cabin last month after the passenger charger flared up and caught fire in their portable luggage.
The flight on April 25, run by the Airbus A320-200, took off from the Fort Lauderdale International Airport heading to Linden Bening International Airport in NASO, the Bahamas.
The Baham Islands Investigation Authority said that the plane was about 50 miles from Nasso when a mobile charger It ignited, which led to smoke and flame in the cabin.
The authority said on its website that the crew put the fire with water and put the device in the trash in the front bathroom of the plane.
Then the pilots contacted the air traffic to advise them in an emergency.
The journey fell safely and there were no injuries or severe damage.
AAIA was verified in the accident that was first reported by Simple Flying.
It is just another example of the risks that were put in the air with rechargeable batteries. They are usually found in charging and other electronic devices and can become dangerous if the temperature is.
In March last year A The breeze airlines The journey achieved a decline in emergency situations after a Fire on the laptop from the passenger.
FAA regulations state that devices containing lithium ion or lithium metal batteries-which cover everything from laptops and smartphones to electrical ski plates-should be placed in your campaign, instead of carrying luggage.
Jetblue did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Business Insider.
