Narrative:

On climbout; past 15;000 feet; number 2 engine lost oil quantity rapidly from 21 to 5; then slowly to zero. After complying with the QRH (quick reference handbook); we consulted with dispatcher and maintenance control; electing to continue engine operation; but when engine oil pressure started to fluctuate and then dropped from 60 to 28; the engine was shut down for a return to ZZZ. Fire/crash/rescue scanned the aircraft on the taxiway after an uneventful monitored; coupled approach to an auto land.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: MD-11 First Officer reported loss of engine oil during climbout.

Narrative: On climbout; past 15;000 feet; number 2 engine lost oil quantity rapidly from 21 to 5; then slowly to zero. After complying with the QRH (Quick Reference Handbook); we consulted with Dispatcher and Maintenance Control; electing to continue engine operation; but when engine oil pressure started to fluctuate and then dropped from 60 to 28; the engine was shut down for a return to ZZZ. Fire/Crash/Rescue scanned the aircraft on the taxiway after an uneventful monitored; coupled approach to an auto land.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.