What: en route from Perland to Meacham
Where: land the plane safely in a field near Mark IV Parkway and Loop 820
When: 10 am reported engine trouble
Who: 2 people aboard
Why: After reporting that the plane’s engine was running rough, the pilot was able to land in the field safely.
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The plane landed safely in Erzurum. According to the airport manager Abubekir Özcan, he asked the crew to un-cuff her and took her for questioning. However, since she had no criminal record, she was released.
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What: Air New Zealand Boeing 767-300en route from Auckland to Perth,WA
Where: Auckland
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The plane landed safely.
No injuries were reported.
Replacement plane was arranged for the passengers.
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Who: 13 passengers
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