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If volcanic ash is ingested into jet engines, the first indication may be:

Q: If volcanic ash is ingested into jet engines, the first indication may be:

A sulfurous smell and St. Elmo's fire on the windshield. Early signs of volcanic ash encounter include acrid smell (sulfur), St. Elmo's fire, and haze in the cockpit, followed by engine surge and flameout.

Vibration and power loss

A sulfurous smell and St. Elmo's fire on the windshield

Engine fire warning

Cabin depressurization

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