A SereneAir flight has made an emergency landing at Karachi’s Jinnah International Airport after developing a technical fault. The development came on Monday noon after the SereneAir’s Karachi-Islamabad flight, ER-502, returned to Karachi airport half an hour after taking off.
The airline issued a statement in this regard, saying that the plane developed a technical fault after takeoff, and the captain decided to land it back in Karachi after acquiring permission from the control tower.
The plane was landed back safely, and the passengers are being transported to Islamabad via another flight.
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As per reports, Federal Minister for Planning and Development, Asad Umar, was also onboard. The airplane’s engine had developed a fault, and engineers are working to fix it. It is being reported that another engine of the same plane had developed a fault earlier.
In December last year, a SereneAir aircraft had barely escaped disaster after being hit by a bird while landing at the New Islamabad International Airport (IIA).
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The flight ER-500 from Karachi to Islamabad was positioned to land at the IIA when a bird hit the windscreen in front of the pilot, blurring his vision. The entire windscreen cracked with the impact of the strike, but the pilot landed the aircraft safely.
Please stop reporting on aviation incidents, you don’t even understand what you’re writing.
Please bestow us with your enlightened wisdom.
Mr. Raza Rizi, Perhaps you need to complete your home work before start writing about such events without knowing the actual facts. News reporting and Gossiping are two separate fellows though both could have negative impact and should be avoided without concrete evidence.
I hope to see some positiveness in your next article.
If the Civil Avaition Authority will not change their existing policy related to flight safety and inspections then the private airlines will not follow the international SOPS in order to avoid any future eventuality.