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The second aircraft involved looked similar to this American Airlines Boeing 777-223ER. On 15 September 2006, about 85 minutes into the flight, EasyJet Flight 6074, an Airbus A319-111, en route from Alicante experienced an electrical systems failure near Nantes, France, while cruising at 32000 feet (FL320).
On 15 September 2006, EasyJet Flight 6074, an Airbus A319-111 registered as G-EZAC, en route from Alicante to Bristol Airport experienced a major electrical system failure near Nantes, France, that caused multiple aircraft systems to become inoperative, including the aircraft's radios, autopilot, the captain's electronic flight instrument ...
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‘At no point was the safety of those onboard compromised’ – easyJet spokesperson EasyJet pilots abandon landing as plane approaches Alps runway ‘1,500 feet below usual height’ Skip to ...
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September 15, 2006: An American Airlines Boeing 777 operating Flight 63 nearly missed EasyJet Flight 6074, an A319-111 which suffered an electrical failure over Nantes, France with 144 people on board. Due to the electrical failure of the A319 and loss of the aircraft's radios, the captain's EFIS, ECAM and TCAS, the plane nearly missed the A319.