An ATSB interim report details the sequence of events leading to and following a bulk carrier’s loss of propulsion in a channel when departing Port Hedland. 
Adelaide Airport, South Australia, Broken Hill Airport, New South Wales, 340B, 340B-384, Turboprop, VH-ZPN, Part 121 Air transport operations - larger aeroplanes, Minor, Saab Aircraft Co., Regional Express
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The ATSB will investigate an engine failure on take-off incident involving a Regional Express Saab 340 aircraft at Adelaide this morning. As reported to the ATSB, during the aircraft’s take-off roll for a scheduled flight to Broken Hill, the crew observed engine warnings for the left engine and aborted the take-off. During the aborted take-off procedure, the engine failed.  The aircraft subsequently vacated the runway and passengers and crew were able to disembark without further incident. As part of the investigation ATSB investigators will review…
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