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SHOCKING Moment at Boston Airport Caught on Camera! - Swiss A330 aborted takeoff!

A dramatic moment unfolded at Boston Logan International Airport when a Swiss International Air Lines Airbus A330-300 aborted its takeoff following a loud explosion and visible engine flash. Caught on video by aviation spotter Logan InFlight, the aircraft was accelerating down Runway 22R when a compressor stall triggered a brilliant flash of flame from the right engine (No. 2), followed by a quick but calm rejected takeoff by the flight crew. This video breaks down the event with visual overlays, ADS-B data, engine behavior analysis, and real-time footage from the scene. The incident occurred well below typical V1 speeds for an A330 — meaning the abort was early, controlled, and by the book. No injuries were reported, and the aircraft taxied safely back to the gate. The footage provides a rare look at a real-world high-bypass engine stall during takeoff roll — a critical phase of flight. 🛫 Special thanks to Logan InFlight for the incredible capture. Go check out his channel for the full raw clip. Let us know in the comments: Have you ever experienced a rejected takeoff? Was it loud? Sudden? Calm? We’d love to hear your story. 🔍 Topics covered: Swiss A330 aborted takeoff Boston Logan Airport incident Engine compressor stall explained Rejected takeoff procedures Airbus A330 engine behavior Real aviation footage analysis 🎥 Subscribe for more deep-dive aviation breakdowns — we cover real events, real data, and real safety lessons.