Money | Qantas Qantas Discovers Oil Leaks in Airbus Engines Fleet will remain grounded for at least another 72 hours By Kevin Spak Posted Nov 8, 2010 8:03 AM CST Copied Firefighters assist passengers off a Qantas jetliner which made an emergency landing at Singapore's Changi International Airport after having engine problems on Thursday, Nov. 4, 2010, in Singapore. (AP Photo/Philip Cook) Qantas airlines will keep its fleet of Airbus A380s on the ground for at least three more days, after discovering oil leaks in three different planes’ engines. The leaks turned up as the Australian airline investigated the mid-air engine explosion that forced one of its A380s to make an emergency landing last week. “The oil leaks were beyond normal tolerances,” Qantas’ CEO told reporters, explaining that they’d found oil “where oil shouldn’t be on the engines.” Two other airlines have jets using the same Rolls-Royce Trent 900 engines that Qantas’ A380s use. They say they haven’t found similar oil leaks, but have grounded their planes just in case. Australian authorities are asking counterparts in Singapore for help finding debris from the plane that made its emergency landing there, in the hopes that it will shed light on the malfunction. Read These Next FBI chief Kash Patel showed up in the Team USA hockey locker room. Deepak Chopra to Jeffrey Epstein: 'Bring your girls.' NC mom missing for 24 years doesn't want to be found. President Trump roll out a unique Supreme Court insult Report an error