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Sepehran Airlines Boeing 737-300 makes emergency landing in Mashhad after severe vibration damages cabin

A Sepehran Airlines Boeing 737-300 experienced violent vibration during a rejected takeoff or shortly after departure from Mashhad, causing cabin panels and overhead components to detach. The aircraft returned for an emergency landing at Hashemi Nejad International Airport; the reports do not provide casualty information or a confirmed cause.

Discovered 2026-09-16T23:36:43.532113-07:00 | 2026-09-16T23:36:43.532113-07:00

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The event involved a Boeing 737-300 suffering severe vibration and cabin-interior damage during a rejected takeoff or departure sequence, highlighting the safety risks associated with abnormal high-energy events.
The aircraft’s emergency return to Mashhad provides an operational example of how crews and airports manage a rapidly developing aircraft-safety incident.
The reports do not establish whether the initiating event was turbulence, a rejected takeoff, or another mechanical issue; the cause and any regulatory findings remain unresolved.

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