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Iran Air Flight 742
Accident
Date18 October 2011
SummaryNon-deployment of landing gear
Aircraft typeBoeing 727-200
OperatorIran Air
RegistrationEP-IRR
Flight originSheremetyevo International Airport
Moscow, Russia
DestinationTehran Imam Khomeini International Airport
Tehran, Iran
Passengers94
Crew19
Fatalities0 (none)
Injuries0
Survivors113

On 18 October 2011 at 15:20 local time, Iran Air Flight 742, a Boeing 727-200, registration EP-IRR, was approaching Tehran Imam Khomeini International Airport from Sheremetyevo International Airport with 94 passengers and 19 crew, when the crew did not receive a down and locked indication for the nose gear and aborted the approach.

Following unsuccessful troubleshooting the crew decided to divert to Mehrabad International Airport where a low approach confirmed the nose gear was not extended. The crew subsequently performed a landing without the nose gear on runway 29L at about 16:00 local time and came to a stand still on both main gear and the nose of the aircraft. The aircraft was evacuated, no injuries occurred. The pilot of this flight was captain Hooshang Shahbazi.

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