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Hey y'all, cabin crew here and recently had a fume event on a A321Neo. I've been trying to research what the cause was and in my research, I've seen engine oil, hydraulic fluid, and ozone converter issues (hadn't heard that one before, but saw it on an FB post). Has anyone done maintenance on any of these reported fumes/odors planes and what do you usually find is the actual issue? I'm still down for the count and the company is being evasive 🙄. If you don't feel comfortable posting, feel free to DM me instead. Thanks a bunch 💕
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[comment u/FlubbedJohn] Every situation is different but usually oil from the engine finds its way out due to the specific design of the A321 NEOs engines in particular. Usually it will seep out past the front nose cone seal.
[comment u/drone_driver24] Its a widespread issue that's been going on for years, not just 321 NEO's.