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Yeti Airlines aircraft makes safe landing after engine malfunctioned



POKHARA: An aircraft of Yeti Airlines that took off for Kathmandu from Pokhara made a safe landing at Pokhara airport after six minutes in the air as the engine malfunctioned.

According to Devraj Subedi, an Information Officer at Pokhara Airport, the aircraft of Yeti Airlines with call sign ‘9-NANG’ had flown to Kathmandu from Pokhara carrying 45 passengers at 8:45 am on Friday morning and had notified the tower about the engine issue immediately after the flight.

It took around six minutes to land the aircraft back to Pokhara airport.

Publish Date : 29 July 2022 12:06 PM

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