Late last night, Virgin Australia flight VA 148 set out from Queenstown in New Zealand bound for Melbourne. Not long after takeoff, the right engine...
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A passenger plane landed safely at a New Zealand airport on Monday after a fire shut down one of its engines, the nation's fire service said. The Virgin Australia Boeing 737-800 jet bound for Melbourne, Australia, landed in the New Zealand city of Invercargill after the fire forced a diversion. Fire trucks met the plane as it arrived in Invercargill about 50 minutes after takeoff from Queenstown, said Lynn Crosson, shift supervisor for Fire and Emergency New Zealand.
Late last night, Virgin Australia flight VA 148 set out from Queenstown in New Zealand bound for Melbourne. Not long after takeoff, the right engine...
A Virgin Australia flight bound for Melbourne was safely diverted to a New Zealand airport after an engine burst into flames, due to a bird strike.
Boeing 737-800 plane travelling from Queenstown to Melbourne diverts due to bird probably being ‘ingested into an engine’
Watch: A British passenger has described feeling a big bang moments after takeoff and then seeing the flames.
Franz Demhardt paid his own way to Melbourne after Virgin Australia proposed an 18-hour journey from Invercargill.
An engine using more oil than usual forced the plane to turn around for Auckland.
A Malaysian Airlines flight MH 199 bound for Kuala Lumpur returned to Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi International Airport shortly after takeoff.
Watch: Fire was seen coming out the back of a Boeing 737 that departed from Queenstown.
A United Airlines flight bound for Denver returned to Bradley International Airport in Hartford, Connecticut, after a piece of the engine's...