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    United Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Zurich

    United Airlines flight UA-53 made an emergency landing in Zurich, Switzerland, on August 23rd.

    The Boeing 767-400 plane took off for Washington Dulles International Airport, Virginia, but had to return shortly afterwards due to cabin pressurization issues.

    The plane landed safely. All passengers and crew members remained unharmed.

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    Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing in Backyard of Western New York Home

    A small plane made an emergency landing in a field in Macedon, Wayne County, New York, on January 21.

    Authorities said the pilot was forced to land the single-engine plane in the field behind a home after the ice clogged its carburetor and the engine began seizing up. The plane was heading from New Bedford, Massachusetts, to Rochester, New York, at the time.

    The plane landed safely. Both people aboard, including the pilot Jeremiah Coholan and his passenger, Richard Medeiros, remained unhurt.

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    Delta Emergency Landing at Goose Bay


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    What: Delta Airlines Boeing 767-300 en route from Prague to New York
    Where: Goose Bay
    When: Nov 13th 2009
    Why: While en route, the crew detected smoke in the cockpit. After the flight diverted to Goose Bay, the cause of the smoke was determine to be a fan. After repairs, the flight continued to its destination.

    On November 12, a Fed Ex flight also diverted to Goose bay for smoke in the cockpit.

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  • Emergency landing in Delhi

    What: Jet Airways en route from Delhi to Vadodara
    Where: Indira Gandhi International Airport Delhi
    When: August 2009
    Who: 63 passengers including including Vadodara MP and mayor Balkrishna Shukla.
    Why: After takeoff, the flight experienced undisclosed technical difficulties. According to passengers, the engines sounded like a train. The flight landed safely, and the passengers were upset over the uncomfortably hot flight, as well as the lack of explanation from the airline.

    However, newspapers carried the story, explaining that the problem with the plane was related to wheels that refused to retract.

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    Engine Fire Disrupts St Thomas Flight

    What: Fresh Air 1955 Convair C-131F cargo plane en route from Puerto Rico to St. Thomas
    Where: St Thomas
    When: Jan 17, 2010, 7:55 am
    Who: pilot Carlos Garcia and First Officer Eduardo Vasquez
    Why: While taking off, an engine began smoking. The pilots returned to land but was unable to stop, skidded through the perimeter fence and came to a stop across from Emerald Beach Hotel. No one was injured but the plane was engulfed in flame.
    The incident tied up the airport, canceling flights for part of the morning.

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    MH17 Tragedy: US to Support Malaysia’s Resolution in ICAO Council

    Malaysia’s Transport Minister Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai has visited the U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx in Washington DC on October 24.

    In a statement released after the meeting, Liow thanked the US Government for supporting Malaysia in the aftermath of MH370 and MH17 tragedies. He announced that the US has promised to support a resolution to be put forward by Malaysia to the ICAO Council in the wake of MH17 disaster.

    “Specifically the ICAO Resolution strongly reaffirms the need for all states to comply with international law that prohibits acts of violence that pose a threat to the safety of international civil aviation and stresses the importance of all states assisting with the continuation and finalisation of a full, thorough and independent international investigation into the incident…In light of these tragedies, it is clear that the international community must collaborate closely and take greater steps towards improving safety and security in civil aviation,” he said.

    Liow will be attending the 203rd Session of the ICAO Council early next week in Montreal, Canada. Regarding the inputs to the ICAO Council, he said, “Malaysia intends to present its views and input to the ICAO Council, with a view towards seeking consensus on this matter…Among the matters I will put forward to the ICAO Council include the need to improve aircraft tracking by implementing real-time tracking as well as the need for sharing of information pertaining to flight risks.”

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