【英语时差8,16】火山灰与飞机-下

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 The obvious risk of this happening to crowded passenger planes in British airspace was enough for the UK's Civil Aviation Authority to enforce a total ban on flights – a move which was mirrored by other northern European countries. The dangers of flying through volcanic¹ ash were demonstrated in 1982 when a British Airways² flight from Malaysia to Australia lost power in all four engines after flying into a cloud of dust spewed out by an eruption³ of Mount Galunggung in Indonesia. After 15 minutes of gliding⁴ in a controlled descent from 37,000 feet to 12,000 feet, the pilot, Captain John Moody⁵, managed to restart the engines once enough of the molten ash in the engines solidified⁶ and broke off. The plane went on to land safely in Perth. Speaking to the BBC last week, Captain Moody demonstrated the typically phlegmatic⁷ attitude of his profession. "It was, yeah, a little bit frightening," he said.